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The EU Taxonomy makes insurers look bad at sustainability - but is it fair?
16 July 2024In their first year of reporting, several major insurers have disclosed that none of their activities qualify as sustainable. Joshua Geer investigates whether the insurers or the EU Taxonomy framework is at fault
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Ship and PI insurer Tindall Riley joins ClimateWise
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Underwriting food security in an era of unstable climate and politics
03 July 2024Nations cannot afford their farmers, and crops, to fail. While insurers can help cushion the blow, experts say it is largely the responsibility of governments to broaden uptake of crop cover. David Walker reports
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Petra Hielkema: "Some corners were cut" in haste to draft EU insurance rules
01 July 2024The chair of the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (Eiopa), speaks to Ronan McCaughey about the highs and lows for the insurance industry following the past European parliamentary term, lessons learnt and emerging risks to watch
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Insurance has been a "sleeping giant" on climate change
24 June 2024Howden's Rowan Douglas says insurance sector is now becoming embedded in the transition
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Climate change not the biggest driver of insured natural catastrophe losses
13 June 2024Forecasting impact of climate remains an inexact science, says Swiss Re's US head of property underwriting
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MS Amlin and Howden showcase nature-related opportunities in ClimateWise initiative
05 June 2024Case studies reveal how insurers can finance projects that preserve nature and biodiversity
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TNFD blossoms in Japan as insurers begin nature reporting journey
05 June 2024Joshua Geer reports on how firms in Japan and beyond are approaching the task of disclosing nature-related risks and opportunities
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French insurers improve responses in second climate stress test
23 May 2024A total of 15 insurance groups, representing 90% of the market, voluntarily responded to the supervisor's request
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ClimateWise refreshes principles as insurance sector plots net-zero transition
21 May 2024The 17-year-old climate change initiative is evolving in response to market developments. Programme director Sid Miller explains the changes to Christopher Cundy and why they matter