IAIS response to ISSB climate exposure draft
The IAIS has welcomed the moves by the International Sustainability Standards Board to create a global standard for disclosures of climate-related financial risks.
2 Aug 2022
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2 Aug 2022
IAIS welcomes global climate-related financial disclosure standards
The IAIS has welcomed the moves by the International Sustainability Standards Board to create a global standard for disclosures of climate-related financial risks.
28 Oct 2021
IAIS commitment to amplify response to climate change
In advance of COP26, the IAIS confirms its continued commitment to urgently advance work to address risks and opportunities associated with climate change. The IAIS will support its Members to further strengthen their focus on actions taken by insurers to assess and address climate-related risks and to support an orderly transition to net-zero. The IAIS […]
30 Sep 2021
IAIS GIMAR provides first quantitative study on the impact of climate change on insurers’ investments
More than 35% of insurers’ invested assets are exposed to risks from climate change, according to data covering 75% of the global insurance sector. Scenario analysis confirms significant benefits of an orderly transition towards internationally agreed climate targets from both a financial stability and solvency perspective. IAIS report provides important insurance supervisory perspective in international […]
30 Sep 2021
GIMAR 2021 special topic edition climate change
This special topic edition assesses how insurance sector investments are exposed to climate change. Drawing on unique quantitative and qualitative data gathered from the wide IAIS Membership, analysis was carried out to better understand insurers’ asset-side exposures to, as well as supervisors’ views on, climate-related risks.
25 May 2021
Application Paper on the Supervision of Climate-related Risks in the Insurance Sector
The paper provides insurance supervisors with concrete tools to further strengthen their efforts in assessing and addressing risks to the insurance sector from climate change. It also sets out recommendations and examples of good practice, consistent with the ICPs.