Presented by Oliver Wyman

Over the past 50 years, the number of weather-related disasters has risen five-fold, with climate change generally accepted to be a primary driver. Climate-related risks continue to grow and threaten global business and communities. The increasing frequency and severity of extreme-weather events is compounded by population growth and economic development in high-risk areas due to urbanization — placing more people in harm’s way and resulting in a significant increase in losses.  

Presented by RGA

Embracing technology, reimagining operating models, and developing a comprehensive talent strategy aligned with business strategy can help bridge today’s talent gap.

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Presented by McKinsey & Company

The nature of risk is evolving faster than ever. Commercial carriers must step up to fulfill the societal desire for resilience in a volatile world by closing protection gaps—or risk losing relevance.

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Presented by BlackRock

The movement of people and goods over land represents about 12% of global greenhouse gas emissions. Enabled by recent advances in battery energy storage, we believe the electrification of road transport will be central in the transition to a low-carbon economy.

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Presented by McKinsey & Company

Despite overall growth, personal P&C lines are losing market relevance and facing a growing protection gap, with a clear dichotomy between local winners and losers. What’s next?

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Sustainability should be understood and applied more broadly in the context of life and health insurance. In her latest blog article, Daisy Ning, Head of Life & Health Reinsurance APAC ex. China at Swiss Re, explains why sustainability should directly align with the 3As of insurance.

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IIS Executive Insights Economics Expert: Dr. Michel Léonard, PhD, CBE, Chief Economist and Data Scientist, Insurance Information Institute and Riley Conlon, Research Analyst, The Insurance Information Institute
 

Inflation and Insurance Replacement Costs: Key insights into the relationship between inflation and insurance replacement costs as basis for P&C / Non-Life capital allocation line performance, and solvency.

An interview with the CEO, HSBC Life Hong Kong

As insurers assume increasingly larger responsibilities in the areas of global climate change, sustainable transformation and ESG, corresponding new opportunities and challenges are emerging. With Asia being the growth engine for insurance globally, Asian insurers have the opportunity to help shape the ESG agenda for the industry.

by Mi Young Kim, Manager, Kyobo Life Insurance Co., Ltd.
 

by Nagib Amara, Head of Inforce Management, Group Risk Management, AXA Group

Why a topic about life insurance and social inequality?