Sustainability in insurance
Climate change, destruction of nature and overconsumption are major challenges. As a non-life insurance provider, we have a responsibility to contribute to a positive change. We can be a catalyst for the circular economy, encourage loss prevention and reduce climate risk.
Our focus areas
We have identified four areas that drive our sustainability agenda in insurance: Loss prevention, circularity, climate risk and efforts to reduce disability. These focus areas reflect our dedication to addressing critical sustainability challenges and seizing opportunities to create positive impacts for our customers, within our industry and the broader society.
Our strategy
- To promote a circular economy through our product and service offerings and communicate this actively
- Through loss prevention, repairs and reuse, we shall contribute to a purchasing pattern that increases the demand for circular services, as well as focus on circular claims settlements
- Climate adaptation through the requirements of the EU taxonomy is a priority, and we will implement climate adaptation measures in line with good loss preventive insurance business and enable ourselves to understand and manage climate risks
- We shall, in cooperation with the public sector, contribute to reducing the level of disability in Norway and among our customers by launching preventive measures and targeted efforts, aiming to help disabled young and adult people return to work
Focus on sustainability
Work on climate, nature, social conditions and corporate governance is central to our business, investments, products and operations.
Sustainability library
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