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AGENDA
1. Economic cost vs insured cost
2. South African property insurance
3. The importance of data
4. Insurer sustainability and relevance
5. SAIA projects aligned to sustainability
ECONOMIC VS INSURED
Factors contributing to the gap between economic and
insured losses
• Low insurance penetration– Socio-conomic differences between advanced and emerging
markets
– Public perception of risk and corresponding cost and protection
do not align
• Losses from risks beyond the limit of insurability– Risk retention, deductibles and cover limitations
– Climate change increasing the frequency and severity of events
• Unidentified and unknown exposures– Emerging risks, cyber, climate change
SUSTAINABILITY
FACTORS WHICH CAN UNDERMINE THE
SUSTAINABILITY OF THE INSURANCE INDUSTRY:
Environmental: climate change, biodiversity loss and
ecosystem degradation, water
management, pollution
Social: financial inclusion, human rights,
emerging manmade health risks
Governance: regulations, disclosure, ethics and
principles, alignment of interests
SUSTAINABILITY
Principles for Sustainable Insurance
1. We will embed in our decision-making environmental, social and
governance issues relevant to our insurance business.
2. We will work together with our clients and business partners to raise
awareness of environmental, social and governance issues,
manage risk and develop solutions.
3. We will work together with governments, regulators and other key
stakeholders to promote widespread action across society on
environmental, social and governance issues.
4. We will demonstrate accountability and transparency in regularly
disclosing publicly our progress in implementing the Principles.
SUSTAINABILITY
SAIA PROJECTS
1. Fire risks project
2. Local Government Support Program
3. Drought / water crisis project
4. Agriculture PPP project
5. Seismic hazard and risk assessment for the
Gauteng province research
6. Insurer Data System