Environmental Insurance - what it does and why its relevance is changing

Environmental insurance has been around since the early 1990s, yet is still seen as a niche product. Despite the huge limitations in the Public Liability forms, it is still widely believed that its Sudden & Accidental cover is often enough. This webinar will help attendees to identify clients where a more comprehensive environmental solution may be needed, together with the key issues and how they could be managed through environmental insurance cover.

Online Booking
To join us at this free webinar, please use our online booking form by clicking on the Book Now button below.

The session will be run using Microsoft Teams technology and a link to the meeting will be sent to those who register, shortly before the event takes place.

Interested, but can't attend?
Don't worry if you can't make the date/time of this webinar, it is being recorded. Please book a place for the recording only and we will send you a link after the event to access the recording.

Learning Objectives
By the end of this webinar attendees will be able to understand:

• what environmental liabilities mean in relation to their clients’ operations

• the limitations in traditional insurance products

• how environmental insurance policies work

• how claims work and where traditional policies do not respond

• how ESG reporting is externalising companies’ due diligence information and how this impacts environmental issues

About our Speaker
Simon has spent some 25 years underwriting UK and International Environmental risks, including being the Head of Underwriting for the International Environmental unit at one of the world’s largest environmental insurance companies. Simon has also run UK Casualty retail operations including motor, EL, PL and Commercial Combined underwriting units. He now heads up the ESG unit of MX Underwriting as it looks to develop and bring to market innovative products to assist in clients underpinning their ESG strategies and protect clients as risk and liabilities change due to the development of ESG.