Insuring the climate transition
2012 UN Conference on Sustainable Development (Rio+20) and has led to the largest collab-orative initiative between the UN and the insurance industry. The vision of the PSI Initiative is of a risk-aware world, where the insurance industry is trusted and plays its full role in enabling a healthy, safe, resilient and sustainable society. Its purpose
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www.unepfi.orgA comprehensive investor guide to scenario-based methods for climate risk assessment, in response to the TCFD May 2019. Twenty institutional investors from eleven countries, convened by UNEP FI and supported by Carbon Delta, have worked throughout 2018–2019 to analyse, evaluate, and test, state-
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