Insurability's critical role in climate-impacted investments

Extreme weather-related exposures are changing how asset owners and investors assess resilience, long-term value, and investment viability. As climate-related losses grow, access to affordable insurance is becoming an increasingly important factor in whether assets are considered financeable and bankable over time.

In this episode of Risk in Context, Marsh's Amy Barnes speaks with Callum Ellis, Doug Halvorson, and Carlyle's Steve Hatfield about why insurability is now a critical consideration for investors, how acute and chronic climate risks can affect asset performance and exit value, and why a more structured approach to resilience may support better-informed investment and risk management decisions.

You can access a transcript of the episode here.

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