Adapt 2025

Sustainability Risk Review will be hosting its inaugural Adapt programme of events and information in June 2025, to coincide with London Climate Action Week that takes place from 21-29 June.

June will be a busy month with over 300 events that form the London Climate Action Week plus the UK risk management association AIRMIC's annual conference as well as those of Spanish associations AGERS and IGREA, also Commercial Risk's own Construction Risk Management conference that takes place on 3-4 June.

Adapt will bring you all the sustainability-focused risk management content from those meetings, as well as a range of unique global events and newsletters from Commercial Risk and Sustainability Risk Review that include webinars, video interviews, expert thought leadership content and weekly and breaking newsletters, all dedicated to mitigating and transferring sustainability risks including climate risk, resilience and adaptation, net zero transition and nature risk.

Sustainability Risk Review is an information service that addresses the increasing need to understand and mitigate climate risks, the transition to net zero, and nature risk, including regulatory demands, disclosure requirements, the need for adaptation and the imperative to build resilience. It covers sustainability risk with a focus on the impact of regulation, new technologies and solutions, insurance covers and alternative solutions.

We are pleased to announce four webinars that will be hosted throughout the month of June and invite you to save the dates to your calendars. Registration to each of the webinars will be free and the registration platform will open shortly.

Risk managers, insurance buyers, sustainability executives and the insurance eco-system have a crucial role to play in shaping a sustainable future for organisations.

Adapt will bring together senior risk and sustainability leaders, insurers, brokers and other service industry firms for a month of unparalleled content, dynamic debate and analysis that explores how firms are adapting their approach to sustainability risk and climate risk, changes to risk strategies and how the role of risk leaders is evolving in the effort to manage and mitigate existing and new threats.