Airmic Talks Airmic

Richard is joined by Swenja Surminski, Managing Director for Climate and Sustainability at Marsh McLennan, as she reports back on the progress, agreements and implications of COP27, held in Sharm El Sheikh in Egypt, in November.

For the full Airmic Talks ESG archive, visit: https://www.airmic.com/airmic-talks

Welcome to episode five of Airmic Talks ESG, where this week Richard is joined by Chris Hickin, Vice President and Operations Engineering Manager at FM Global, who discusses how risk engineering efforts to mitigate climate events can also compliment broader resilience and sustainability initiatives, as well as contributing to reporting requirements.

For more information on FM Global's resources and risk engineering expertise, visit: https://www.fmglobal.com/research-and-resources/climate-resilience/preparing-for-climate-risk

For the archive of Airmic Talks ESG episodes, visit: https://www.airmic.com/airmic-talks

Airmic promotes and supports the planning, undertaking and subsequent recording, of Continuous Professional Development (CPD), and like, many Airmic activities, listening to Airmic Talks is eligible for CPD hours and points, subject to the CPD scheme you belong to. We anticipate an individual on average being able to claim 30 minutes per edition of Airmic Talks when listened to in full.

Welcome to episode four of Airmic Talks ESG – your monthly podcast from the UK’s risk and insurance community, all about on trends in Environmental, Social and Governance topics within our profession.

Our guest in this episode is Emma Arnold, a Director based in London, leading Control Risks’ environmental practice for EMEA, which forms part of its wider global ESG consulting team.

Emma has a strong focus on risk and governance concerning operationalising an ESG vision that has been set out by the board or senior leadership of corporations.

For the archive of Airmic Talks ESG episodes, visit: https://www.airmic.com/airmic-talks

Airmic promotes and supports the planning, undertaking and subsequent recording, of Continuous Professional Development (CPD), and like, many Airmic activities, listening to Airmic Talks is eligible for CPD hours and points, subject to the CPD scheme you belong to. We anticipate an individual on average being able to claim 30 minutes per edition of Airmic Talks when listened to in full.

Welcome to Airmic Talks ESG – your monthly podcast from the UK’s risk and insurance community and this year all focused on trends in Environmental, Social and Governance topics within our profession.

In our third episode, you are going to hear from Simon Edwards, Technical Parametric Underwriter at Generali Global Corporate & Commercial, with him focusing on how ESG principles can begin to be integrated into a corporate strategy, the role for the commercial market and where he is seeing parametric policies, specifically, have an impact.

For the archive of Airmic Talks ESG episodes, visit: https://www.airmic.com/airmic-talks

Airmic promotes and supports the planning, undertaking and subsequent recording, of Continuous Professional Development (CPD), and like, many Airmic activities, listening to Airmic Talks is eligible for CPD hours and points, subject to the CPD scheme you belong to. We anticipate an individual on average being able to claim 30 minutes per edition of Airmic Talks when listened to in full.

Airmic's latest podcast series will be featuring prominent thought leaders on the topic of ESG within the risk and insurance community.

Richard Cutcher will be joined by risk and insurance experts providing different perspectives on how organisations and their partners can tackle ESG challenges and opportunities head on.

In episode two of the series, Richard is joined by Ciarán Healy, Director of Client Solutions - EMEA at Aon Captive & Insurance Managers, to discuss how captive insurance companies can play a role in supporting their parent group's own ESG betterment activities.

Richard references the Airmic EXPLAINED Guide on Captives during the conversation. Find the Guide here: https://www.airmic.com/technical/library/explained-captives-and-understanding-captives

Airmic promotes and supports the planning, undertaking and subsequent recording, of Continuous Professional Development (CPD), and like, many Airmic activities, listening to Airmic Talks is eligible for CPD hours and points, subject to the CPD scheme you belong to. We anticipate an individual on average being able to claim 30 minutes per edition of Airmic Talks when listened to in full.

Visit the Airmic website: www.airmic.com/

Airmic's latest podcast series will be featuring prominent thought leaders on the topic of ESG within the risk and insurance community.

Richard Cutcher will be joined by risk and insurance experts providing different perspectives on how organisations and their partners can tackle ESG challenges and opportunities head on.

In our first episode, Richard is joined by Sean McGovern, CEO for the UK and Lloyd’s at AXA XL. Sean has shown himself to be particularly passionate about the ESG topic and the role insurers will have to play in supporting the transition of clients.

Sean goes on to discuss how AXA XL are integrating ESG thinking into its own operational and underwriting strategies, but first we discuss the UK ESG Forum, which AXA XL is hosting on the 17th May.

AXA XL’s UK ESG Forum will bring together leaders from across the London Market, to consider and debate the role of the insurance industry in helping to drive the ESG agenda in the UK. Leaders in ESG from across the insurance industry - including representatives from other insurers, brokers and clients, Lloyd’s and industry trade bodies - will gather for a mixture of keynotes, seminars and workshops centered on exploring opportunities to further confront ESG-related issues and support our clients on their own ESG journeys.

Airmic promotes and supports the planning, undertaking and subsequent recording, of Continuous Professional Development (CPD), and like, many Airmic activities, listening to Airmic Talks is eligible for CPD hours and points, subject to the CPD scheme you belong to. We anticipate an individual on average being able to claim 30 minutes per edition of Airmic Talks when listened to in full.

Visit the Airmic website: www.airmic.com/