Aviva Chief Executive Amanda Blanc said some homes currently being built in England will likely be unable to obtain flood insurance in the future. Speaking in comments cited by BBC News and summarized by Techub, Blanc said England is "definitely" building properties that may not qualify for flood cover later on. She warned that rising flood risk linked to climate change could leave homes in some areas uninsurable. The remarks point to growing concern over how climate-related risk is affecting housing and insurance availability in parts of England. No further details on locations, timelines, or the number of affected homes were disclosed in the source summary.
Aviva Chief Executive Amanda Blanc said some homes now being built in England may not be able to obtain flood insurance in the future.
Blanc said England is "definitely" building some homes that could later fail to secure flood cover.
She warned that properties in some areas will become uninsurable as flood risk rises because of climate change.
The remarks were reported by BBC News and summarized by Techub.
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