This discussion will explore new reporting rules, measuring climate impact on assets, leveraging AI and Big Data, and using data metrics to enhance insurance programmes.

The TCFD and CSRD require companies to disclose their governance around climate related risks and opportunities. It must also disclose the actual and potential impacts of climate-related risks and opportunities on the organisation's operations, strategy, and financial planning where such information is material.

• What do the raft of new ESG reporting rules require of companies based in the EU? Is the TCFD and CSRD adequately aligned?
• What do you need to do to ensure your organisation is compliant?
• How do you measure the potential impact of climate change on your company’s assets?
• What can Big Data and AI bring to the table for this tough task?
• What tools and methodologies are available?
• How do you come up with robust metrics that can be backed up if challenged?
• What and where are the potential pitfalls and liabilities?
• How can this data and metrics be used to sell your insurance programme more effectively?
• Will using a captive and global programme help in this regard and if so, how?
• How can companies obtain non-proprietary, open-source data on their climate risks?
• How does climate risk affect supply chains and how can this be measured and mitigated?