The Geneva Papers: Special issue on Health Risks and Insurance | Summary
Issue summary
Low population health is associated with reduced economic prosperity, and medical expenses can plunge people into poverty, especially if unexpected. Insurance is a key tool used to manage health risks, facilitating access to and usage of healthcare services and protecting against financial shocks should a health issue arise.
Inflation report | Key messages video
The effects of inflation, from price instability to the erosion of purchasing power and savings, are top of mind for households and businesses and affect perceptions of and expectations from insurance.
This 60-second video sums up our report by Kai-Uwe Schanz and Pieralberto Treccani on how insurers can respond to the challenge of inflation and continue to provide value to their customers.
How insurers can use new approaches to tackle climate change risk
The impact of climate change is becoming increasingly evident. In the last year alone, we have witnessed devastating floods in Pakistan, wildfires in Australia, Europe and North America, and droughts across the world.
COP27: Key messages and implications for insurers
By Maryam Golnaraghi
Director Climate Change and Environment
Chief Investment Officer Conference 2022 │ Summary
5–6 October 2022
Kindly hosted by Sun Life
Climate Change & Environment Conference 2022 | Recording
The Geneva Association's 2022 Climate Change & Environment Conference, co-organised with Aviva, took place virtually on 3 November 2022, 14:00–17:00 CET; 13:00–16:00 GMT.
To find out more about the panels and speakers, see the conference page or read the summary.
Nature report | Key messages video
Human activity is degrading biodiversity and nature at an alarming rate. Re/insurers have a unique opportunity to reduce exposure to nature-related risks and promote more sustainable, nature-positive economies. Find out more in our latest report Nature and the Insurance Industry: Taking action towards a nature-positive economy.