Climate risks reshape business strategy
78% nearly eight in ten executives agree fires, floods and heatwaves are influencing where and how they operate.
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For brokers
1. Risks are converging
Energy transition risks are systemic and interconnected. Clients need loss insights and risk support across assets, operations, supply chains and financing.2. Proactive partnership drives progress
Long-term, broker-led partnerships with clients, insurers and capital providers enable broader risk insights and keep risk transfer aligned with the pace, scale and complexity of the transition.3. Insurance has a central role
As risks outpace traditional coverage, brokers are central to identifying gaps, challenging the market and helping to shape solutions that reflect client needs. -
For business leaders
1. Risks now overlap
Geopolitics, AI-driven demand and climate volatility are creating linked exposures. These need to be mapped and stress-tested across operations, supply chains and infrastructure.2. Transition leaders are risk aligned
Risk-aligned businesses that secure energy supply, protect assets and invest in flexible infrastructure are better placed to compete, stay resilient and attract investor confidence.3. Insurance enables progress, not just recovery
Early engagement with insurers and brokers helps shape cover around evolving risks, supporting investment and enabling confident growth.
