Interview
In this section we hear from senior industry executives, ESG specialists and other key stakeholders about issues central to the mission to create a more sustainable future.
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Fostering climate resilience and ensuring inclusive access to insurance
Kentro’s Seal: “There’s a lot of middle-aged men out there in insurance”
Harnessing traditional political risk cover to scale carbon investment: TMK’s Parker
Gallagher’s Bosley: Nascent carbon insurance market yet to devise universal offering
WTW’s Simmons: extending the value of (re)insurance to reduce vulnerability
Axis: Insurers must get hands around innovative tech or risk destabilising transition
IICF: Creating socioeconomic opportunities for young people and communities
CFC’s Beattie: “Good runway” of capacity to further expand carbon suite
Insurance-backed credits: an innovative step in the evolution of the carbon markets
Carbon market at “point of no return” for exponential growth
Looking ahead to COP29: Insurers look to gain further ground in adaptation role
Insurance can serve as indicator of carbon credit quality: CFC’s Beattie
Munich Re: Dedicated parametrics team gives us focus and consistent risk appetite
WTW’s Hamm: Modelling value chains should reflect role of climate as risk amplifier
Liberty Mutual’s Harding: Industry can support the commercial scaling of renewable technologies
The Insurer TV
Markel’s Davies: Diverse employees boost financial performance
Oxbow’s Versi: Carbon credit market to reach $1bn in premium by 2030
Bermuda Premier highlights climate finance initiatives at COP28 in Dubai
Reclaim Finance’s McCully: NZIA on “life support” following mass exodus
Aon’s Lambrou: Frustrated clients look to differentiate themselves in challenging cat market
AkinovA’s Winand: Diversifying data sets key to attracting more capital
The Insurer TV: Reclaim Finance calls on Lloyd’s to “stop greenwashing”
GC’s Enoizi eyes scale-up of NY community-based insurance scheme
Aon’s Schultz: 2023 will see cat bond issuances return to “record levels” at $11bn+
QBE’s Harris: 1.1 rate environment to persist with further price increases possible