The need for energy security should fuel the green agenda, not curb it
The war in Ukraine has sent the green recovery into reverse. But policymakers are realising that clean energy is a very effective energy security strategy
Extensive management, financial and commercial experience within the insurance sector. With Zurich Insurance Group: July 2019, appointed Chief Executive Officer, Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) and Bank Distribution; since January 2018, Group Chief Risk Officer; continues to oversee the Group Risk Management function until a successor has been found. Qualified accountant. Began career at PwC; 1995-2003, worked with insurance clients in audit and advisory roles. Then served in executive positions at Swiss Re, starting in 2003 as Finance Director, Life & Health; 2005, Chief Financial Officer, UK Life & Health business unit; 2006-10, responsible for Global Life & Health Risk Transformation team; 2011, Group Managing Director, Life & Health Products Division; 2013-17, Head of Life & Health Business Management. 2017, joined Zurich as Group Chief Risk Officer-designate and a Member of the Executive Committee. Member of the Advisory Board, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) Risk Center. Councillor, British-Swiss Chamber of Commerce. 1995, Bachelor’s (Hons) in Law, University of Birmingham. 1998, qualified with the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales as an Associate Member; 2010, completed the Chartered Financial Analyst Investment Management Certificate.
The war in Ukraine has sent the green recovery into reverse. But policymakers are realising that clean energy is a very effective energy security strategy
Governments and businesses have shown they have the ability to deal with a global crisis. With the same determination, they can tackle climate change.
The World Economic Forum's Regional Risks of Doing Business report offers an insight into what most concerns companies about the future - but where is climate change?
El Foro Económico Mundial ha publicado hoy su Informe Global de Riesgos anual (GRR, por sus siglas en inglés), en el que se destaca en particular:
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