30 October 2015Insurance

Re/insurers must collaborate on climate change

Climate change is real and has catastrophic implications if not managed and prepared for. The re/insurance industry must collaborate with all other parties to get a grip on the consequences of global warming, says K Sanath Kumar, acting chairman-cum-managing director, GIC Re.

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