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Webinar: Transforming ESG challenges into opportunities

In recent years, the insurance sector has been under growing scrutiny from institutions, regulatory bodies, and the public to quantitatively assess, monitor, and disclose the ESG performance of their commercial insured portfolios. However, acquiring ESG data and metrics for commercial clients, particularly SMEs, remains a significant hurdle due to the lack of regulatory pressure and limited information available.

What practical solutions can address these challenges today and how can these obstacles be turned into opportunities?

Watch this webinar to learn how to transform ESG challenges into opportunities.

Topics covered:
• How to integrate a sustainability assessment into the commercial underwriting process without involving the client in a tedious ESG questionnaire.
• Which ESG data and key indicators are accessible, and how to determine their correlation with the insurance risk based on real case studies.
• How to improve loss ratio by underwriting more sustainable and ESG compliant businesses.

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