News | November 19, 2025 Climate risk forces African insurers to rethink their role Climate change is compunding the challenges faced by African insurance companies who must innovate to close the protection gap, says Cecilia Schultz of financial consultants Krutham. Written by Cecilia Schultz
News | December 16, 2024 Greening the financial system: how are G20 countries doing? G20 countries are making some progress on greening regulatory frameworks but wholesale reform of the global financial system is still needed, say Siti Kholifatul Rizkiah and Maud Abdelli of WWF. Written by Siti Kholifatul Rizkiah Maud Abdelli
News | December 10, 2024 Increasing climate losses threaten the insurance industry and financial stability Insurance markets are already straining under the impacts of climate change, heralding greater problems for financial stability, says disaster and climate economist Ilan Noy. Written by Ilan Noy
News | September 19, 2024 Europe must impose higher capital requirements for insurers’ fossil fuel investments Increased capital requirements for insurers are needed to reflect the higher risks of fossil fuel assets and maintain financial stability, says Jérôme Crugnola-Humbert, former sustainable finance policy expert at EIOPA. Written by Jérôme Crugnola-Humbert
News | June 8, 2023 American exceptionalism on climate risk amplifies financial instability The Federal Reserve stands apart from its peers in downplaying climate risk, even as some parts of the US become uninsurable, says Alex Martin of Americans for Financial Reform. Written by Alex Martin
