Ludovic Subran (Euler Hermes) @ Insurance Asset Risk EMEA 2019
A chief economist’s perspective.
A chief economist’s perspective.
CIOs need to go beyond their core activities.
Striking a balance between quarterly results and long-term investment objectives.
Should insurers be finding assets to meet liabilities or vise versa?
A Chief Investment Officer’s perspective.
How the insurance sector is increasing its penetration in a world of growing climate change?
120 delegates from 10+ countries (50% insurers and regulators) joined the discussion. The conference provided the perfect platform to debate, and learn, what roles the insurance sector can play in response to climate risk as well as its opportunities.
How are insurers responding to the low-carbon economy transition?
How are insurers responding to the low-carbon economy transition?
The role of ESG Investment in mitigating portfolio risk.
One in four of the attendees (200+) were either CROs or Chief Actuaries providing delegates with the ideal opportunity to network and discussing driving the risk agenda in their organisations.
Fiduciary duty evolved in light of sustainable finance
Are there enough investible assets to meet ambitious impact investing goals?
How are insurers responding to the low-carbon economy transition?
Are insurers sufficiently considering the long term impact of climate risk on their business models?
How is regulation and the role of the supervisor in sustainable insurance set to evolve?
What are the opportunities for insurers as a result of climate change?
Butch Bacani explains what are the main actions that the insurance industry is taking to deal with climate change.
An insight into applying ESG criteria to the insurance underwriting business.
How big a deal is climate change for the insurance secor?