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ParameterPro 2.0 is a breakthrough platform that enables brokers to quickly visualise, structure, and model parametric climate and NatCat insurance solutions with unmatched speed and precision.   This launch marks the first in a line of successive releases tailored for brokers and risk managers. The platform’s initial release focuses on parametric hurricane and earthquake events while also providing global access to comprehensive climate and NatCat datasets.   ParameterPro 2.0 enables brokers to:   🧩 Simplify Complexity: Analyse climate and NatCat risks with near real-time and historical data to support informed, confident decisions. 💡 Engage Clients with Insight: Deliver data-rich visualisations that help clients clearly understand tailored solutions for their specific exposures. ⚡ Accelerate Deal Flow: Reduce structuring time, improve quote-to-bind ratios, and deliver faster, more accurate submissions to reinsurers.   ☎️ Contact us today to schedule a demo and explore how ParameterPro 2.0 can transform your approach to parametric climate and NatCat insurance. Joël Durand Head of Business Development joel.durand@celsiuspro.com Harry Titherley Business Development Director harry.titherley@globalparametrics.com Arijana Antunovic Parametrics Sales Associate a.antunovic@globalparametrics.com

How can publicly supported risk capacity help close the protection gap? At Building Bridges 2024, we’ll explore this question and showcase the Natural Disaster Fund (NDF) through a real-world case study. Join the panel, "Uninsurable? How the Natural Disaster Fund Contributes to Closing the Protection Gap," on 11 December at 14:00 CET in Geneva. You will gain valuable insights from a distinguished panel of experts: * Bijal Brahmbhatt, Executive Director, Gujarat Mahila Housing Trust, India * Stefan W. Hirche, Principal Portfolio Manager, KfW, Germany * Daniel Stander, Deputy Chair, Resilient Cities Network, UK * Kay Tuschen (Moderator), Head of Climate Resilience Solutions, CelsiusPro The NDF, managed by our Global Parametrics team and funded by UK and German governmental entities, deploys its committed risk capacity to advance parametric risk transfer solutions that offer swift relief for response and recovery efforts after extreme weather and NatCat events. In 2023 alone, the NDF benefitted 31 million poor and vulnerable people across 70 countries. Building Bridges is a global forum driving the transition to a sustainable financial system that will be held alongside the United Nations Environment Programme Finance Initiative (UNEP FI) 18th Global Roundtable (GRT) 2024. Register here: https://lnkd.in/eqvqPRqf

Wrapping up a year of impactful discussions, the Sustainability Working Group gathered at HITS - House of Insurtech Switzerland. Thanks to Mathias Vazquez Rodriguez for the welcome and introduction to the Generali #insurtech #innovation hub. We were also welcomed by Rebecca Arranz, #Sustainability Expert at Generali Switzerland with an overview of the four pillars of their active sustainability strategy: Responsible Insurer, Responsible Investor, Responsible Employer, Responsible Citizen. Thanks to Samuel Lloyd Brown from CelsiusPro for giving us insights of how they are using #parametric insurance products to protect their clients and partners from the adverse impact of #climatechange while closing the protection gap from #natcat risks by creating #climaterisk awareness. Finally we learned about #carboncredits from Fabian Qazimi with the main conclusion that the #insurance industry can step up and create the #riskmanagement tools that the #carbonmarkets need to grow exponentially and meet this global #climate challenge. We are looking forward to helping make #insurance more #sustainable in 2025. Join the challenge. #sustainableinsurance #SwissActuaries #SAV

We're celebrating the re-launch of our website! The flagship website of the CelsiusPro Group features a smooth user experience that makes it easier to learn about our products, technologies, and consulting services. With this re-launch, we are doubling down on our mission to elevate parametric insurance from fringe to centre stage in climate and NatCat risk protection. Please take a moment to browse the website-and let us know what you think. We'd love to hear from you!

When it comes to climate risks, supply chains often become the blindspot of Swiss industry—recent floods in Spain and their impact on Stadler Rail highlight this vulnerability. Contact us to explore how our Climate Risk Insights and Solutions consultancy can help you build climate-resilient supply chains. https://lnkd.in/ewjd2gJN

🏭 Tailored for Sustainability and Risk Management leaders, our workshops help industrial companies visualise how climate-related disruptions could impact operations and supply chains. Companies like Gurit, Valora Group, Elma Electronic, and a leading Swiss #medtech firm have already benefitted from our tailored workshops to plan their strategic response underpinned by climate data science, regulatory frameworks, and risk modelling. Your benefits: 🌡️ Understand how climate change losses are mounting in Switzerland, in Europe, and globally, amidst the insurance protection gap. 📉 Identify how climate physical and transition risks impact your bottom line. 📊 Use scenario-analysis aligned with TCFD for risk identification and assessment. 🔄 Learn about how climate risks can be integrated into your company's risk management process. ✅ Enhance understanding about effective compliant climate-related reporting. Contact us today to sign up and secure your industrial company’s climate journey! samuel.brown@celsiuspro.com kaspar.tobler@celsiuspro.com

Progress on Climate Disclosures across the world Findings from the recently published Corporate Climate-related Disclosure Progress Report by the IFRS and EY Global Climate Action Barometer highlight both progress and persistent gaps in climate-related disclosures: Widespread Adoption: 1,000+ companies now reference ISSB standards, and 30 jurisdictions are advancing these standards in their regulatory frameworks. While the Global Climate Action Barometer report reveals that only 36% of companies address climate-related financial impacts in their statements, with the majority still omitting key transition planning details. Regional leaders like the UK and EU show higher disclosure quality and readiness due to robust regulatory requirements. Quality and Scope of Reporting: The Global Climate Action Barometer shows climate reporting coverage score at 94%, yet quality lags with an average score of 54%. Companies prioritize operational aspects of climate risk, such as scope 1 and 2 emissions, as well as physical climate risk to operations with less focus on the value-chain (scope 3 and supply chain risks). The adoption of transition plans is far too low. Sector Insights: High climate-risk sectors, including energy and insurance, lead in disclosure quality, yet many companies globally still lack comprehensive strategies to align financial and climate disclosures. These findings underscore the need for stronger alignment with global standards and a proactive approach to climate resilience and transition. The continued regulatory momentum for ISSB standards is a vital step to bridge these gaps, offering investors clearer insights into climate-related risks and opportunities. CelsiusPro, Ganna Morger, PhD, Kaspar Tobler, Marina Helou, Kay Tuschen, Luca Cavallin, Mehdi Sebti, Jak Chowdhary, Daniel Perez Whitaker, Gwen Jettain, Johannes Pokorny The links to the studies: https://lnkd.in/ezjYrazn https://lnkd.in/ecUQGf-h

Companies, especially SMEs, face an urgent need to master climate regulatory reporting and build resilience—while also reducing earnings volatility. Our consulting team partners with you to secure your climate journey. Learn about CelsiusPro's Climate Risk Insights and Solutions capabilities: https://lnkd.in/edksUSJG

It's amazing to have expertise on adaptation finance, climate risk analytics and parametric insurance under the same roof at CelsiusPro. If you're looking for support for your holistic climate risk management and reporting strategy, reach out to Samuel Lloyd Brown or myself.

In 2024, extreme weather events have disrupted supply chains globally. Join a webinar on 13 November to learn what Swiss companies can do to meet this growing challenge. 🇨🇭 Estimates place the cost of these disruptions at up to USD 100 billion worldwide. Climate change is a major driver, and Swiss companies are not exempt. The Swiss National Center for Climate Services (NCCS) is evaluating the impact of global climate change on international production chains of Swiss industries.    Join the webinar on 13 November and hear from Samuel E., Alissa Monk, Vincent Roth, PhD, Oskar Jönsson, and Samuel Lloyd Brown the latest developments of the NCCS Impacts project.    The project is funded by NCCS and carried out as part of the programme “Decision-Making Principles for Dealing with Climate Change in Switzerland.” It will produce a tool that highlights impacts and provides recommendations.   ☝ Sign up today! https://lnkd.in/dEvGXuT3   Stiftung Risiko-Dialog | National Centre for Climate Services NCCS | ten23 health | Correntics | EBP | gebana ag | ETH Zürich