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In order to realize full climate gains, changes to both insurance and reinsurance coverage must be made.
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Innovation in the form of parametric risk transfer is helping the public and private sector in the face of an evolving climate.
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The insurance industry has great potential to do what investors, regulators and others haven't been able to: price climate risk sufficiently high so it changes corporate behavior and moves markets.
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The insurance giant fleshes out how it intends to support transition towards a greener economy, from new insurance projects to climate resilience, response and recovery framework for nations vulnerable to climate impacts
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Will insurers and banks step up to help reduce risk and build resistance — or contribute to crashing the economy?
by Joel Makower
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Capitalism is stepping in, doing what it does best: aligning markets and prices with risks and opportunities associated with climate change.
by Joel Makower
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More companies are experimenting with policies that can help create a cash surplus for catastrophic risks.
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Insurance giant vows to quadruple green investments, as Dutch bank ING strengthens its policy on coal investments.
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Emerging fintech options can back a range of risky business ventures, such as sustainable agriculture, local resilience projects or startups.
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Market-based strategies only go so far. These new types of products can protect and restore ecosystems in peril.
by Mark Tercek
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The most vulnerable assets are falling into climate 'protection gap.'
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It's risky business, but few bother to consider the climate when making investments, says the Asset Owners Disclosure Project.
by Keith Larsen
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Microinsurance holds promise to protect the world's poorest from the impacts of climate change while providing new business opportunities.
by Mike Hower