Like hand and glove: climate change and inflation
27 July 2022
Insurers will have to adapt their risk identification and mitigation techniques to not only respond to climate change related extreme weather catastrophes, but also find ways to withstand the inflationary pressures that combating climate change is likely to introduce. These were among the key points made during the recent Insurance Institute Gauteng (IIG) Insights event on climate change and the consequences of global inflation. “The climate crisis has probably been solved in terms of our understanding, but more is required across the board in terms of how the insurance industry responds to the challenge,” said Sedick Isaacs, Head: Business Support Services at Bryte Insurance, setting the scene for the debate.