Description: Environmental, Social, and Governance ('ESG') frameworks have been evolving over the last several decades in industries across the globe. The Life and Annuity insurance industry has traditionally not been viewed to be largely impacted by various ESG requirements and frameworks, but as these mature and evolve, L&A carriers need to understand potential implications on their industry.This panel discussion will focus on how experiences in other industries can inform impacts and solutions to the L&A industry.

Description: June and July 2023 were the warmest months on record, both on land and ocean, and July was likely the hottest month since global record keeping started in 1850. This session will delve into emerging data showing the impact of climate change on healthcare. Through data, attendees will learn about the direct impact of climate change on the risk of disease burden of populations, and the indirect impact on access to healthcare.

Description: A multi-author collection exploring how catastrophe modeling can be adapted to life and health insurance, particularly in response to the 2025 Los Angeles wildfires.

Description: Support for Hurricane Elsa extreme weather report.

Description: This report highlights major weather stories that unfolded across the month of October.

Description: This report highlights major weather stories that unfolded across the month of December 2019

Description: Actuarial Weather Extremes: August 2020 supporting Excel file.

Description: Join us for an in-depth discussion of the Society of Actuaries’ Quarterly Global Warming Report, which tracks accelerating global temperature trends and their implications for risk modeling. We’ll also highlight findings from the Actuarial Weather Extremes 2025 research series, which examines catastrophic floods, rising sea levels, and wildfire risks—events that are reshaping exposure and challenging traditional assumptions. This session will explore how these developments affect actuarial practice, pricing, and capital planning, and why actuaries are uniquely positioned to lead in managing climate-driven uncertainty.

Description: This report will explore metrics and assessment tools used by insurance companies and asset management firms in the U.S. to measure the climate risk exposures in their investment portfolios and see how they disclose the results. In addition, it will explore how companies may be able to use similar climate risk assessment tools in Asset-Liability Management and Risk Management.

Description: Newly released spring 2019 data added to the Actuaries Climate Index show that more frequent extreme weather and increases in sea level continue to push the index upward. The ACI’s five-year moving average now stands at 1.16, up from 1.12 last quarter.