Climate change will become a ‘persistent drag’ on insurers’ profitability

GettyImages-1345174264

Projections show that insurers are likely to be able to bear the costs of the transition to net zero, however

Climate change and the costs associated with moving towards net zero emissions “will become a persistent drag on banks’ and insurers’ profitability”, said the Bank of England’s deputy governor for Prudential Regulation, Sam Woods.

Read more… 

You need to register to continue reading the rest of this article and more for free.
(If you’re already registered, please sign in here.)

Register now

We’re glad you’ve chosen Insurance Times as your source for industry news and hope you’ve been enjoying reading articles from our award-winning team of journalists.

Gain access to more of our exclusive, breaking stories, interviews and news analysis as it happens. Registering is quick, easy, free, and will also have the additional benefits:

  • Top level access to our Five Star service ratings across our annual Personal Lines, Commercial Lines, eTrading and MGA reports.
  • A choice of daily and weekly email newsletters that suit you, to keep informed of news across the industry directly to your inbox.

As a subscriber you will benefit from unlimited access to our news and news analysis, magazine editions, special supplements, exclusive research reports and full access to the Five Star service rating microsites - view subscription options.