ESG
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ESG regulatory tracker tool launched by Sustainable Fitch
Sustainable Fitch has launched a regulatory tracker tool, aiming to bring clarity to the fast-evolving and complex regulatory environment in…
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European insurance supervisors need sharper teeth to tackle greenwashing: Eiopa
Europe’s national insurance supervisors say that they need sharper teeth and more resource to tackle the growing challenge of greenwashing…
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Spanish risk managers add ESG to their remit
Risk managers are becoming increasingly involved with the adoption of ESG principles by their companies, and insurers are taking it…
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Time is ripe to build captives and ART in Spain
Spanish risk managers agree that the hard market has forced a healthy review of risk financing and retentions. They would…
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Tough insurance market raises serious questions about value of cover
The hard cyber insurance hard market has become such a big issue that companies are asking themselves whether it is…
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Sustainability underwriting needs more uniform approach, argue Portuguese risk managers
Insurers are increasingly taking sustainability measures into account during the underwriting process but there remains a lack of uniformity when…
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New funding boosts Global Resilience Index Initiative
The Global Resilience Index Initiative (GRII) has secured new funding to provide government with climate risk data that will better…
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EU Parliament adopts directive to stop environmental and human abuse
The European Parliament has adopted its position for negotiations with member states on rules to integrate human rights and environmental…
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Spanish risk managers welcome positive aspects of ESG
Spanish risk managers say that they are getting increasingly involved with the adoption of ESG principles by their companies, and…
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Aon launches Singapore climate innovation hub
Aon has launched a new climate innovation hub in Singapore, supported by the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB). Aon said…
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European Council adopts new deforestation law
The European Council has given the final go-ahead to a regulation designed to minimise the risk of deforestation and forest…
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UK employers urged to improve mental health transparency
More than one in four UK workers, or 29%, now feel comfortable disclosing poor mental health to employers as a…
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Sustainability needs uniformity argue Portuguese risk managers
Insurers are increasingly taking into account the sustainable credentials of their customers, but there is still a lack of uniformity…
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European Parliament backs anti-greenwashing directive
The European Parliament has backed draft legislation to improve product labelling and durability and to put a stop to misleading…
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Employees in Asia cite work pressure as ‘top burnout factor’
Work pressure in Asia is the biggest contributor to stress, with more than half (55%) of respondents to a survey…
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Era of volatility highlights need for business and workforce resilience
Business leaders are recognising that decisions that were once considered limited to one area of an organisation now have whole-enterprise…
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Stress is critical issue for employees’ health and well-being
Almost half of all employees (47%) report feeling stressed in everyday life, according to Mercer Marsh Benefits, based on a…
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Shell wins UK court ruling over 2011 oil spill claims
A UK court has rejected an appeal by a group of Nigerian citizens against Shell because too much time has…
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The need for insight & intelligence on sustainability risks
ESG and sustainability considerations are becoming increasingly important for corporates, covering everything from greenhouse gas emissions, greenwashing, impact on biodiversity,…
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European countries top Verisk’s climate litigation risk index
Momentum is building for climate litigation against corporates using human rights as a driver, according to Verisk Maplecroft, which predicts…