Pool Re launches advisory panel to explore public-private collaboration on systemic risks
Pool Re has launched an advisory group to develop recommendations for how the insurance sector can work together with the wider private sector and public sector to guard against systemic risks such as climate change and cyberterrorism.
The group, called Re:New, brings together figures from insurance, government, industry and academia and plans to produce a series of reports on how the UK can make itself more resilient to future
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