CII’s Groves on bridging the climate expectations gap
Trade Voice: Tim Groves, programme development and partnership manager at the Chartered Insurance Institute, considers ways to bridge the gap between the risks insurers are able to cover and those the public think they should cover.
Although insurers strive to cover as many risks as possible, some risks are too large for the insurance sector to cover on its own – and climate change is, sadly, the biggest and best example possible
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