Centro de Documentación de Fundación MAPFRE - Climate change : What does the future hold for health and life insurance?

MAP20240003807

Climate change : What does the future hold for health and life insurance? / Adrita Bhattacharya-Craven... [et al.]. — Zurich : The Geneva Association, 2024

52 p.

Sumario: The report offers recommendations for insurers: to urgently close data gaps on climate-related health risks; to innovate, in particular with parametric products; and to prioritise prevention, such as through impact underwriting, which incentivises behaviours that reduce risks. With these measures, insurers can make a significant contribution to protecting public health in the face of climate change. It classifies climate-related risks into four categories in relation to mortality and morbidity - acute, chronic, transitional and litigious - and provides an overview of the latest scientific evidence. lt goes on to provide a comprehensive snapshot of how these risks manifest. Acute risks stem from the impacts of extreme heat, wildfires, floods and severe storms on mortality and morbidity

1. Mercado de seguros . 2. Riesgo sanitario . 3. Medidas de seguridad . 4. Riesgos emergentes . 5. Cambio climático . 6. Prestación de servicios . 7. Seguro de asistencia sanitaria . 8. Seguros paramétricos . 9. Mortalidad . 10. Salud pública . I. Bhattacharya-Crave, Adrita . II. The Geneva Association Systemic Risk Working Group . III. Título.