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Climate litigation's third wave could leave insurers in deep water

Following two waves of climate litigation since 2004, the third may be more nuanced and insurers must be prepared for its effects, participants at an InsuranceERM webinar on the topic explained. Paul Walsh reports

Deadline for InsuranceERM Americas awards 2024 closes today!

There are 27 categories available, from best use of AI to cat risk modelling and risk innovation

Pennsylvanian insurers receive regulatory guidance on AI

It is based on the model bulletin adopted by the NAIC in December 2023

Acting via a climate change lens is not enough to tackle nature risks, says TPT

TPT publishes nature guidance

Bank of England unpicks shortcomings in LDI industry during 2022 gilts crisis

Some UK insurers were behind LDI programmes that suffered

Global supply chain syndicate turns profitable in 2023 amid tough geopolitics

But numerous syndicates still nervous about continuing destabilisation by Russia-Ukraine conflict

SEC climate rules will be disastrous for markets, say lawmakers

Political disputes once more rear head in climate conversation

"Mother nature does not discriminate against blue or red states," Lara says

Comment comes after NAIC adopts national climate resilience strategy

Australia's latest summer natcat bill nears A$1.6bn

Munich Re's syndicate "significantly" helps to cut group underwriting emissions by 80%

The reinsurer also outlined its GHG emissions progress on coal re/insurance