Climate change metrics matter for insurers because they sit at the intersection of risk, regulation and reputation. High-quality climate metrics enable insurers to move beyond box-ticking to tell a credible story about their climate resilience. However, with rising regulatory expectations, complex data demands, and new technologies emerging, navigating climate metrics – and turning them into actionable insights can be challenging.
Join InsuranceERM and ACTUWIT to hear from insurance experts in this area and learn how insurers can use climate metrics to meet regulatory requirements, strengthen transparency, and turn climate disclosure obligations into strategic insights.
Christopher Cundy (Moderator)
Managing Editor, InsuranceERM
Graham Hall
Assistant Vice President, P&C, Climate Risk and Exposure Analytics, USAA
Leah Ramoutar
Director of Environmental Sustainability, Aviva and Principles of Sustainable Insurance Board Member, United Nations Environment Programme Finance Initiative
Rachel Delhaise
Head of Sustainability, Convex Insurance
Terence Narine
President & Founder, ACTUWIT
Evaluating climate risk – understand the key climate-related disclosure requirements that insurers must meet
Navigating climate metrics – learn about the best tools, techniques and data sources for insurers in their climate disclosure reporting
Turning climate metrics into actionable insight – hear how climate-related disclosures impact investors’ decision-making and access to capital. Also, consideration of how climate disclosures intersect with ESG ratings and shareholder activism
Allow climate metrics to tell your risk story – by using effective tools for disclosure reporting, learn how to incorporate climate metrics for scenario analysis and ORSA reporting. Also, best practice for communicating the results of climate risk
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