Blog: We are not responding fast enough to the climate change challenge

Climate change hourglass

Climate change still remains the biggest challenge facing society, and we aren’t responding fast enough, writes Guido Fürer, group chief investment officer and member of the group executive committee, Swiss Re.

The battle against climate change is on. But how can the transition to net zero be financed? The good news is that the funding needed is not insurmountable, and the benefits of investing in a net-zero

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Spotlight: Emerging risks in the property sector

The property sector faces a number of long-established risks from storms and floods to subsidence and fires. However, new risks are emerging all the time and the insurance industry must make sure customers are aware and are prepared to face them. Tim Evershed reports

Look to the skies to manage climate change risk

By leveraging advanced technologies like satellite data, Forbes McKenzie, founder and CEO of McKenzie Intelligence Services, argues insurers can better predict, manage and mitigate the impact of increasingly common frequency and severe natural disasters.

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