CLIMATE CHANGE
Social and economic impact
Insurance industry impact and actionable steps for insurers to integrate climate risk assessment throughout their organisations
We share our initial findings from building a prototype causal model to explore the interactions of various climate and socio-economic factors on excess mortality.
We review 10 items on the sustainability agenda for UK life and health insurers in 2025.
We sought to provide an update on current climate science, identified significant gaps in climate scenario modelling and emphasised the need for a paradigm shift in risk management strategies.
Summary of notes from our Pinsent Masons and Milliman joint October forum
While this phrasing may echo the net-zero climate emissions target, is it a reasonable assumption? Is this net-zero ‘echo’ a potential trap?
In this article for the UK’s The Actuary magazine, we explore the relationship between climate change and inflation modelling.
Understanding climate inequalities is critical to understand the world we face. Climate change, and broader sustainability, will magnify the inequalities and magnify injustices.
If nature-related risks are as detrimental as climate risks, do we have the right balance in the financial services industry on nature-risks?
Our extensive research helps insurers in the UK and across Europe understand the scale of recent drought, heat waves and floods—and anticipate what business decisions could lie ahead.
