
Insuring against extreme heat: navigating risks in a warming world
Among the many climate risks reshaping the world, extreme heat may pose the most profound threat to human health, infrastructure and economic stability.
Among the many climate risks reshaping the world, extreme heat may pose the most profound threat to human health, infrastructure and economic stability.
India's agricultural industry is a major economic contributor. Insurers and policy-makers are creating adaptation projects to build its climate resilience.
Insurance firms are raising rates, reducing coverage and exiting some markets entirely as climate change fuels more natural disasters such as wildfires.
People are living longer than ever before and the Longevity Literacy initiative offers a framework on living a financially resilient and sustainable life.
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
Around 23% of the world population face significant flood risk. Low-income countries are more exposed and more vulnerable to the long-term impacts of floods.
A new framework for the insurance and asset management industry to play a leading role in establishing a new societal risk compact.
A new report from the World Economic Forum - Towards a Reskilling Revolution - provides both governments and the private sector with a model for evaluating the cost benefits of reskilling...