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As we look ahead to 2025, organisations must assess the implications of shifting sustainability and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) priorities amidst an evolving geopolitical landscape.
Whilst 2024 was a landmark year for companies to embed corporate sustainability practices within their governance frameworks, 2025 is expected to bring new challenges and opportunities as regulatory frameworks continue to evolve, and appetite for litigation in the ESG space remains high.
Sustainability and ESG forecast
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In today's global polycrisis, businesses and insurers must innovate and lead with transparency. Ethical leadership and global collaboration are key to navigating these challenges.
This report looks at the key ESG legal and regulatory trends expected to drive business transformation in the coming months, and which will reshape how the insurance industry and other corporates, globally, prepare for sustainability and climate resilience, and frame their risk management strategies.
Insurance and reinsurance