Over the next 50 years, the world will face heightened challenges related to climate change, geopolitics and digitalisation. Helping societies prosper will be a difficult task for insurers, but the industry has a solid track record of success, says Joachim Wenning, Chairman of the Board of Management, Munich Re, in this interview with The Geneva Association.
This video is part of our 50th-anniversary CEO interview series.
Natural disasters have increased by a factor of 4 over the past 30 years, and for every dollar insured, 3–4 dollars go uninsured. Charles Brindamour, CEO of Intact Financial Corporation, explains why an all-of-society approach will be needed to adapt to the consequences of climate change and tackle other major challenges facing the world in the coming years.
This video is part of our 50th-anniversary CEO interview series.
In this video Charles F. Lowrey, Chairman & CEO of Prudential Financial, highlights The Geneva Association's impact on the insurance industry – through thought leadership & dialogue – and elaborates what the world's changing contexts will mean for insurers.
This video is part of our 50th-anniversary CEO interview series.
How is the risk landscape changing for insurers and societies globally? Our Vice Chairman, Yuan Siong Lee, Group Chief Executive and President of AIA, shares his perspectives, calling attention to the existential risk of climate change and the challenging geopolitical environment.
This video is part of our 50th-anniversary CEO interview series.
What role do insurers play for society? In this video, John Neal, CEO of Lloyd's, highlights the collective potential of Geneva Association members and how they – and the insurance industry more broadly – give the world the confidence to make the brave decisions it needs to make.
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What does The Geneva Association mean to the insurance industry? What are the biggest challenges ahead for the world and for insurance? In this video, our Chairman, Christian Mumenthaler, CEO of Swiss Re, reflects on The Geneva Association’s research contribution on pandemics and the threat posed by climate change.
This video is part of our 50th-anniversary CEO interview series.
Rapid advances in AI are spurring the development of regulatory initiatives around the world. Our report Regulation of Artificial Intelligence in Insurance: Balancing consumer protection and innovation examines how they impact the insurance industry and ways to strike the right balance between consumer protection and innovation.
WASHINGTON – The American Property Casualty Insurance Association (APCIA) and The Geneva Association yesterday hosted a virtual policy event, entitled “Changing Climate: Mitigation and Insurers’ Role in the Energy Transition” to emphasize the active role insurers play through investment strategies and product development to support responsible transition pathways.
Industries across a variety of sectors are embracing artificial intelligence (AI) for improved services, efficiency and costs. In insurance, AI is reshaping business processes, from underwriting to claims management and customer engagement. AI also has the potential to enhance the value of insurance to society by enabling protection and mitigation services.