The Joint Forum on Actuarial Regulation (JFAR) has this week published an extensive report on the science of climate change and how actuaries can help mitigate risks.
Climate-related flooding and droughts are likely to impact millions more people and cost the world’s major cities $194bn (£158bn) annually by 2050, new research suggests.
The Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero (GFANZ) has today launched a consultation on a new common framework for financial institutions to demonstrate the integrity of their climate plans.
New coal power capacity is becoming increasingly difficult to insure outside of China, with utilities now turning to inexperienced companies for coverage.
Darshan Purmessur shares how public and private sector stakeholders came together following the 2020 Mauritian oil spill, and what it can teach us about responding to large loss events
Can IPCC projections be used to adjust catastrophe models for climate change? Nigel Winspear and David Maneval investigate, using US hurricanes as an example
Three in four UK pension schemes have plans to align their investments with net-zero emissions, or will do within the next two years, a Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association (PLSA) survey has found.
Almost three-quarters of food and beverage companies worldwide have no specific insurance for environmental risks, a survey by Willis Towers Watson (WTW) has found.
Oil and gas majors are relying heavily on emissions mitigation technologies (EMTs) to meet climate targets, which are expensive and unproven at scale, investors have been warned.
