Summary This article outlines how insurance companies have so far responded to climate change. Such change threatens the viability of much of their business, by disrupting the actuarial data on which insurance risks are calculated. At the same time, insurance companies are an important component of global finance, and thus their political?economic power has led many observers to suggest that their involvement in climate politics is encouraging from an environmentalist point of view. The article critically analyses whether such optimism is justified
The planet's changing climatology poses epistemological and practical problems for insurance institu...
Rising greenhouse gas (“GHG”) emissions – a major driver of climate change – could negatively impact...
There are no robust insurance markets for climate change insurance. While these markets would provid...
This article examines insurance industry awareness of climate change and its implications, what risk...
International audienceInsurance is a central institution in modern societies. Economic and technolog...
While some of the worlds governments and industries have taken action and enforced regulations attem...
Includes bibliographical referencesThis thesis explores the relationship between the commercial insu...
Over the last few years, the political discussion on global change has become focused on the Intergo...
Climate change is an undisputable fact. However it has not been found out yet with certainty what ro...
Climate change will lead to a probable increase in the occurrence of weather-related disaster events...
The insurance industry stands to be impacted by global climate change, and also has considerable opp...
In the past few years, unstable and extreme weather patterns are increasingly occurring ...
Abstract As the world’s largest industry, the insurance sector is both an aggregator of the impacts ...
Rapid climate change has been occurring for the past few decades (IPCC 2012). These climate changes ...
This special collection examines insurance as an increasingly central mechanism in shaping how the e...
The planet's changing climatology poses epistemological and practical problems for insurance institu...
Rising greenhouse gas (“GHG”) emissions – a major driver of climate change – could negatively impact...
There are no robust insurance markets for climate change insurance. While these markets would provid...
This article examines insurance industry awareness of climate change and its implications, what risk...
International audienceInsurance is a central institution in modern societies. Economic and technolog...
While some of the worlds governments and industries have taken action and enforced regulations attem...
Includes bibliographical referencesThis thesis explores the relationship between the commercial insu...
Over the last few years, the political discussion on global change has become focused on the Intergo...
Climate change is an undisputable fact. However it has not been found out yet with certainty what ro...
Climate change will lead to a probable increase in the occurrence of weather-related disaster events...
The insurance industry stands to be impacted by global climate change, and also has considerable opp...
In the past few years, unstable and extreme weather patterns are increasingly occurring ...
Abstract As the world’s largest industry, the insurance sector is both an aggregator of the impacts ...
Rapid climate change has been occurring for the past few decades (IPCC 2012). These climate changes ...
This special collection examines insurance as an increasingly central mechanism in shaping how the e...
The planet's changing climatology poses epistemological and practical problems for insurance institu...
Rising greenhouse gas (“GHG”) emissions – a major driver of climate change – could negatively impact...
There are no robust insurance markets for climate change insurance. While these markets would provid...