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RSA’s Norgrove on what it takes to achieve net zero

Ken Norgrove, RSA

View from the Top: Ken Norgrove, UK&I CEO of RSA Insurance, outlines insurers’ role in enabling the low-carbon transition and supporting UK economic growth.

As the race towards achieving net zero emissions accelerates, our industry is uniquely positioned to drive and enable the low-carbon transition. 

Insurers are not just risk managers; we are vital

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