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Read more at: AXA Futures panel debate on climate change: ‘Can Business Save the Planet?'
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AXA Futures panel debate on climate change: ‘Can Business Save the Planet?'

7 March 2017

10 November 2015, Imperial College, London – The recent announcement that 1°C of global warming has already occurred, and sooner than predicted, is stark evidence that not enough is being done to tackle the issue of climate change. The AXA Futures panel debate sought to hear the expert opinions of leaders from business, government and NGOs to discuss whether business ‘Can Save the Planet’ – or perhaps not; not alone, in any case.


Read more at: The Paris climate deal: did it change the world?
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The Paris climate deal: did it change the world?

2 March 2017

16 December 2015 – Speech by Maurice Tulloch, Chief Executive Officer, Aviva UK General Insurance and Chairman of ClimateWise.


Read more at: ClimateWise welcomes the TCFD’s draft disclosure recommendations

ClimateWise welcomes the TCFD’s draft disclosure recommendations

28 February 2017

28 February 2017 – ClimateWise also calls for closer alignment across both sides of insurers’ balance sheets.


Read more at: CIP AIRR pilot project, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
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CIP AIRR pilot project, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

21 December 2016

October 2016 – ClimateWise partners with Santam, Marsh, Sanlam, Munich Re, ICLEI, Global Infrastructure Basel and the UNEP FI PSI in an innovative collaborative model with the Dar es Salaam city leadership to manage the risks and opportunities associated with key public infrastructure projects.


Read more at: ClimateWise launches two reports that warn of growing protection gap due to rising impact of climate risks
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ClimateWise launches two reports that warn of growing protection gap due to rising impact of climate risks

6 December 2016

7 December 2016 – ClimateWise, a global network of 29 insurance industry organisations which is convened by the University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership, has warned of the urgent need to address the growing $100 billion annual climate risk 'protection gap' in two new reports; Investing for Resilience and the ClimateWise Principles Independent Review 2016.


Read more at: New ClimateWise Insurance Advisory Council to engage global regulators on climate risk
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New ClimateWise Insurance Advisory Council to engage global regulators on climate risk

31 May 2016

3 June 2016, supplemented 4 July 2016 – ClimateWise, the insurance industry leadership group facilitated by the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership announces members for its new ClimateWise Insurance Advisory Council.


Read more at: Newly elected ClimateWise Managing Committee announced

Newly elected ClimateWise Managing Committee announced

16 May 2016

1 May 2016 – ClimateWise elects its new Managing Committee, expanding its sectoral and geographic focus.


Read more at: Insurers continue to make steady progress in responding to climate change
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Insurers continue to make steady progress in responding to climate change

20 November 2015

23 November 2015 – The insurance industry is continuing to take steps to incorporate the risks of climate change across their business activities, an annual independent review of the insurance industry’s network ClimateWise reveals today. The 2015 review of the six ClimateWise Principles concludes that positive progress continues to be made in response to climate change, with average scores rising against 2014.


Read more at: A climate of change: ClimateWise Principles Independent Review 2015

A climate of change: ClimateWise Principles Independent Review 2015

November 2015 – The 2015 independent annual review of the six ClimateWise Principles shows improved scores for members of the insurance industry leadership group. Progressive insurance companies are considering their exposure to climate risks while also developing their role as societies' risk managers.


Read more at: Climate change: Value at risk to investment and Aviva’s strategic response
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Climate change: Value at risk to investment and Aviva’s strategic response

27 August 2015

24 July 2015 – A report has been published from the Economist Intelligence Unit, commissioned by Aviva, on the value at risk of climate change to investment, pensions and long-term savings.