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Insurance Risk and Capital Americas 2023: US anti-ESG backlash is 'political risk', insurers say
27 September 2023US politicians have hijacked the ESG debate, making the job of insurers to manage their climate risk much more difficult, according to panellists at the Insurance Risk and Capital Americas 2023 conference.
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UK regulators propose rules on diversity and inclusion
26 September 2023The UK's financial regulators have issued consultations on improving diversity and inclusion (D&I) in financial industries, an issue that is "important to governance and firm-wide culture" and supporting effective risk management.
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Lloyd's collaborates with UNCDF on climate risk mitigation
25 September 2023 -
Lloyd's pledges sustainability guidance by end of the year
22 September 2023Lloyd's of London has said it aims to unveil guidance on embedding environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors into underwriting and investments by the end of this year.
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Investors facing billions of dollars in 'Scope 3' deforestation risks, SEC told
13 September 2023 -
'Uninsurable' assets is 'direction of travel' amid extreme weather
11 September 2023ABN Amro has warned that assets are increasingly becoming "uninsurable" due to the impact of extreme weather caused by climate change, as insurers respond to rising loss risk by hiking premiums and reducing exposure.
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AllianzGI invests $25m in Brazilian sustainable infrastructure fund
07 September 2023 -
With a watered-down NZIA, where do insurers' climate commitments stand?
21 August 2023After six of the eight founding members left the Net-Zero Insurance Alliance, Joshua Geer investigates if their ambitions stand
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Axa chief: NZIA disintegration marks 'a sad chapter'
04 August 2023Axa's chief executive Thomas Buberl has described the exodus of insurers - including Axa - from the Net-Zero Insurance Alliance (NZIA) "as a sad chapter".
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'More crosses than checks' for insurers in analysis of regulatory disclosures
25 July 2023US insurers fall short in measuring climate risks and setting targets to mitigate these, with "more crosses than check marks" given to insurers in an analysis of disclosures to US regulators.