COVID-19: Energy insurers face significant challenges

Climate risk, ESG coupled with COVID-19 poses significant challenges for energy insurers

17-04-2020

Climate risk, ESG coupled with COVID-19 poses significant challenges for energy insurers

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A new report suggests that climate change risk and environmental social governance (ESG), as well as the challenge faced in loss of demand due to the COVID-19 pandemic, will have a transformative effect on the energy insurance sector.

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Willis Towers Watson, Report, Climate change, ESG, Loss, Coronavirus, Insurance, Reinsurance, Graham Knight, Global

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