Climate Change Resilience in Global P&C Insurance: Profitability & Underwriting
Primary insurers have varying levels of exposure to climate risk, with the property and casualty insurance markets in the US and Japan identified as the most sensitive
Climate Change reviews focuses on the impact of climate change on the insurance and financial sectors. It covers topics such as the increasing frequency and severity of natural disasters, regulatory shifts, and the financial risks posed by global warming.
The category also explores how insurers are adapting to climate-related risks, including new policies, investment strategies, and risk management tools. Insights into how technology and data analytics help predict and mitigate climate risks are also featured. This category serves as a resource for professionals seeking to understand the evolving challenges and opportunities that climate change brings to the insurance industry.
Primary insurers have varying levels of exposure to climate risk, with the property and casualty insurance markets in the US and Japan identified as the most sensitive
Insurance alone cannot help protect the region from disruption caused by severe weather events brought by El Niño and La Niña
Forum for Insurance Transition to Net Zero (FIT), a new UN-led and convened structured dialogue and multistakeholder forum
In the insurance industry, understanding of the risks related to climate change is mostly concentrated in P&C business lines as well as investments
The global financial cost of natural catastrophes starting in 2024 was manageable for federal governments and the insurance industry
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Aon’s work with Columbia University has revealed that under selected scenarios, U.S. hurricane losses would increase by at least 10% over 20 years
Climate change is an overarching global threat and a source of financial risk in the Insurance Sector, according to recent report, the United Nations
In response to high inflation, central banks have hiked their base rates, which, in turn, can impact the balance sheets of (re)insurers as a result of fixed-interest securities falling in value
Geopolitics, war, disruptions of supply chains and climate change can have a great impact on the re/insurance industry in China and emerging Asia