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In SCOR's latest career blog article, Sabrina Kruse shares her journey from growing up in a diverse community to leading impactful initiatives as SCOR's Group Head of Diversity, Inclusion, and Engagement.   Discover Sabrina's advice to her younger self and learn how you can make a difference in fostering inclusive workplaces.   Read the full article on our blog: https://bit.ly/4hFHmsW

Geopolitical instability and social unrest affect people and societies worldwide. With a rising risk of civil unrest, the (re)insurance industry has to work on better predicting, modeling, and pricing said risk.   Marie Biggas, Chief Underwriting Officer of SCOR Business Solutions and FAC, answered three relevant questions related to civil unrest, the role of social media in this context, and implications for the (re)insurance industry.   Learn more about SCOR Business Solutions and our areas of expertise here: https://bit.ly/3Vda9vH

How do consumers make decisions when purchasing life insurance? To explore this question, SCOR’s Behavioral Science team, in collaboration with the Université Paris Nanterre, launched a research initiative using the Discrete Choice Experiment (DCE) method. In our latest Expert View, we delve into their insights and findings regarding the mechanisms behind the decision-making process for life insurance purchases. Discover the full article here: https://bit.ly/42OGIVj

Mark your calendars and join us for an insightful SCOR Live Session on March 12 at 5:00 PM CET! This session will delve into the hidden and overlooked risks of climate change like the spread of malaria, the efficacy of medication, and the role of climate change in driving migration. Our expert panelists, Henri Douche, Dr. Irene Merk, and Dr. Mark Roulston, will also explore questions around emerging and evolving risks, pitfalls in current climate modeling approaches, and potential solutions from the (re)insurance industry. Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights into these critical issues: https://bit.ly/3Q9N5uL

Imagine yourself five years from now. How do you picture the car you are driving –are you still the one actually driving it? While driverless cars may still seem like science fiction, there is growing interest in the autonomous vehicles market with an expected growth of USD 3.1 trillion by 2033. In our latest Expert View, our experts discuss recent developments in autonomous vehicles, their benefits, challenges, and potential impacts on the (re)insurance industry. Read the full Expert View here: https://bit.ly/41adXBc

It's widely recognized that climate change impacts our planet, altering temperatures, weather patterns, and ecosystems. However, what is less known is the profound effect it has on human health. Rising temperatures and changing climates contribute to a range of health issues, including respiratory diseases, dehydration, kidney diseases and more. As we continue to address the environmental impacts of climate change, it's crucial to also consider and mitigate its effects on human health. To learn more about the "Blind Spots" of climate change, watch out for our next SCOR Live Session on March 12th: https://bit.ly/3Q9N5uL

Today we're celebrating the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, a day dedicated to recognizing the critical role women play in STEM and encouraging the next generation of women to explore careers in these areas. At SCOR, we take pride in supporting and promoting the achievements of women in science. To commemorate this significant day, we reached out to women across SCOR offices worldwide to share their experiences and insights on being women in the scientific community and specifically at SCOR. Find the full interviews in our latest career blog article: https://bit.ly/3WWbPL7 A special thank you to Jenny Durdel, Adeline Chua, Sofia Kyriakopoulou, Kristin Ringland, and Valérie Litrico for sharing your stories, insights, and advice!

At SCOR, we strive to foster a workplace where employee wellbeing is prioritized and employees have the support and resources they need to balance their personal and professional lives. Last week, SCOR’s Claire Le Gall-Robinson and Jean Paul Conoscente were joined by caroline Mac Naughton of My Teamily for an internal conference on managing work and caregiving. The conference started with an insightful presentation from Caroline about her personal journey becoming a caregiver, the role of a caregiver, the mental and physical burden that comes with being a caregiver, the importance of recognizing and supporting caregivers in the workplace, and how an organisation can support its employees. Claire and Jean-Paul then shared their own experiences as caregivers and how that has shaped their experience as both employees and leaders. Addressing the challenges that come with being a caregiver align with SCOR’s commitment to fostering a caring workplace and SCOR is committed to better understanding these challenges and creating a robust support system. Learn more about our social sustainability initiatives here: https://bit.ly/3TtdcQ7 #WorkingWellTogether

This week, SCOR was present at the 32nd edition of the annual AMRAE conference, a pivotal event for French risk managers and insurance industry professionals. With this year’s theme entitled the 'Art of Risk,’ it was a key opportunity to engage with our clients about their evolving needs and the tailor-made solutions we can bring to them across all business lines. Watch the video below to hear insights directly from our colleagues at the event.

Tune into the final episode of our 3-part SCOR Innovation Podcast series focused on alternative reinsurance solutions in Latin America! In this episode, Daniel Duesterhaus and Alfredo Lomeli are joined by Andres Gaviria from Gallagher Re to discuss how these solutions can help businesses, especially family-owned companies, access capital, optimize resources, and mitigate catastrophic risks like earthquakes. Gain valuable insights into the evolving reinsurance landscape and discover how innovative solutions can help your business thrive! Listen now 🎧 https://bit.ly/3EgI2Gg