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.
Latest Interview
KBRA: Don’t fall into the trap of ESG scores and numbers
Insurer appetite increases as US offshore wind sector enters growth phase
Arbol: ‘Data wrangling’ can help structure parametric products for climate-related risks
Convex’s Delhaise: Insurers need to lean into research to help enable low-carbon transition
RenRe’s Manson: Onus is on (re)insurance sector to share risk knowledge
Conduit Re’s Smith: (Re)insurers must adopt holistic view of role in net-zero transition
Gallagher Re’s Bavandi: Scaling the climate risk financing opportunity in developing countries
ZRS’ Mijer: ESG helping drive “paradigm shift” in dealing with complex risks
Probitas targets energy transition opportunity as Grainger builds out new team
EY’s Santenac: Insurers are the most credible people to advise on risk prevention
Sedgwick’s Wassell on building back better: how a lack of loss history and data is limiting sustainable repairs
UNDP: The critical role of insurance and risk financing in development programmes
AM Best: “Clear challenge” in quality and uniformity of ESG data
Regional approach needed for ESG underwriting strategies: Africa Specialty Risks
RPC’s Wickes: UK regulator set to step up action over greenwashing
The Insurer TV
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
Risk Spotlight: How do you know your ESG initiatives are having an impact?
KCC’s Clark: Climate change means more $20bn-$40bn industry loss events
Panel debate: Chaucer/Moody’s scorecard key to enabling measurable action in wider ESG journey