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Insurers are taking steps to move to a carbon-neutral economy, as Simoney Kyriakou reports Climate Change was on the agenda at the recent World Economic...
Swiss Re’s group chief economist Jerome Haegeli tells Luke Holloway how insurers can remain resilient in an uncertain economic climate. The current state...
Graham Bartlett and Maria Carolina de França examine the recent appeal by the insurers in the case of The Renos. The Renos was on a voyage in the Red Sea...
Liz Booth examines ever-increasing environmental, social and governance issues facing insurers...
What are the risks posed by climate change for the financial sector?
With climate change at the forefront of so many news stories, companies are being forced to behave in a greener and more ethical way than ever before...
The collapse of a bridge in Genoa with such catastrophic consequences has reawakened concerns around ageing infrastructure across the world, with the UK being no exception. We take a look at the risks…
The government has once again allowed fracking to take place in the UK, causing an outcry among environmentalists. But what is the position for insurers?...
It seems counterintuitive to consider flood issues as the UK enjoys one of its driest and hottest summers, however the risk of flooding come the winter has not diminished...
For many climate change remains a nebulous concept of what if’s and could be’s. However, for the insurance industry there are some very real ramifications, as we explore…
