A Perfect Storm - Climate as a strategic differentiator for insurers
Sign up for this eventJoin Chapter Zero and the Deloitte Academy as we discuss how sustainability and climate are being used as strategic differentiators by insurers today, and the effect this has had, and will continue to have, on public perceptions and corporate performance.
We will also discuss how the changing regulatory and economic landscape may influence insurers’ approaches to their public statements on climate.
We will be joined by Paul Druckman, Chapter Zero Fellow and Chair at the World Benchmarking Alliance, and Verena Schmitz, Head of Sustainability at Munich Re Specialty.
Paul Druckman
Chapter Zero Fellow and Chair at the World Benchmarking AllianceVerena Schmitz
Head of Sustainability at Munich Re Specialty
A Perfect Storm - Climate as a strategic differentiator for insurers
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