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Integrating ESG into portfolio management and underwriting workflows: The state of the market

As insurers move towards automation and further digitisation of their underwriting processes, accurate data and sophisticated analytics are becoming increasingly important. One area in which this is particularly important is Environment, Social, and Governance (ESG). ESG factors and scores offer insurers new insights into risk and decision-making, but they also bring new data integration challenges. Insurers that meet these challenges can benefit from considerable competitive advantage.

To understand more about the commercial property and casualty (P&C) insurance industry’s journey to implement ESG scores, Moody’s Analytics and RMS, a Moody’s Analytics Company has undertaken a comprehensive, independently run market survey. The results of this survey, alongside insights from our experts, help validate the current state of the market and identify any pain points.

Download this whitepaper to find out more about the insurance industry’s journey to implement ESG scores into portfolio management and underwriting workflows.

Topics covered include:
• Taking the temperature of the market’s progress on ESG implementation.
• Why integrate ESG into your business?
• Plans for ESG integration - speed is of the essence.
• The opportunity to personalise the view of ESG risk.
• Taking stock of progress on the journey to integrating ESG scores.

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