Climate Risk and Sustainability in Re/insurance Europe 2023

The Only Event in 2023 Dedicated to Mitigating Climate Risk for Insurance and the Transition to Net Zero.

Seize upon commercial opportunities, address underwriting challenges and develop new products to mitigate climate risk

According to Aon’s 2021 “Weather, Climate and Catastrophe Insight Report” the insurance industry suffered $345 billion of losses in 2021, $329 billion of which resulted from weather and climate- related events. And climate change means this is only going to increase.

Meanwhile, research published last year by the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) leaves no doubt: climate change is unequivocal, unprecedented and irreversible.

The challenges of understanding, measuring and implementing sustainability and environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) factors are right at the forefront of re/insurers’ strategic thinking and decision-making. This new landscape presents colossal risks as well as unique opportunities.

It’s not just about underwriting: insurers are now being judged by how they limit climate change and environmental risks, address carbon emissions, assess ESG credentials of their clients, provide inclusive products and services to mitigate client risk and increase transparency and accountability in governance structures.

Attend Climate Risk and Sustainability in Re/insurance as 20+ senior executives from Liberty Specialty Markets, Allianz RE, Generali Deutschland, Marsh McLennan, Swiss Re, Renaissance Re, R+V Versicherung, Aon, Lloyd’s and Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero (GFANZ) and more examine the risks to the industry. This event will give you the tools, contacts and technological insights you need to meet the needs of your clients, initiate your own ESG strategy, and transform the role of insurance, as the industry transitions to net zero.

Don’t delay—join us to discuss how the insurance industry can lead from the front and help society tackle one of the greatest challenges ahead: climate change and climate risk.

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