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Reports, Climate Risk/Disaster Insurance, Emerging Topics, Global | 2019

The role of insurance supervisors in climate risk insurance

Insurance supervisors have both good reason and the means to take active steps to promote resilience against climate risks and natural disasters, particularly amongst the low-income and underserved
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Photo & Video, Presentations, Climate Risk/Disaster Insurance, Emerging Topics, Africa | 2019

Climate and Disaster Risk - Climate and disaster risk: building resilience, bridging the protection gap 16th Consultative Forum in Africa

Poor and vulnerable people in the developing world are affected most by natural disasters. They suffer disproportionately due to their higher vulnerability and exposure and lower ability to cope and
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Presentations, Reports, Climate Risk/Disaster Insurance, Emerging Topics, Latin America & the Caribbean | 2019

Climate and disaster risk: building resilience, bridging the protection gap 15th Consultative Forum Report

Poor and vulnerable people in emerging markets and developing countries are affected most by natural disasters. They suffer disproportionately due to their higher vulnerability and exposure and lower
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Presentations, Reports, Climate Risk/Disaster Insurance, Emerging Topics, Global | 2018

Climate Change Risks to the Insurance Sector – A2ii-IAIS Consultation Call, November 2018

Supervisors play an important role in addressing risks and challenges that climate change poses on the insurance sector. This call took a closer look at the IAIS and Sustainable Insurance Forum (SIF)
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Presentations, Climate Risk/Disaster Insurance, Emerging Topics, Global | 2018

Climate Risk Insurance and The InsuResilience "Risk Talk" tool – A2ii-IAIS Consultation Call, 20 September 2018

Extreme weather events continue to undermine the resilience of low income countries in particular, mainly due to a limited capacity to recover and absorb losses associated with climatic hazards. This
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