The president of CNSeg (National Confederation of Insurance Companies), Dyogo Oliveira, defended this Thursday (25) “permanent effort and dedication” of the insurance sector to contribute to the fight against changes climate.
To this end, Oliveira defended coordinated action that creates capacity for continuous financing of projects linked to sustainability.
“The insurance sector operates in all phases of the production chain, from covering physical risks to being an institutional investor”, he stated, during an event on the topic organized by CNSeg and Anbima (Brazilian Association of Financial and Capital Market Entities), in London.
The vice-president and coordinator of Anbima’s sustainability network, Cacá Takahashi, highlighted the importance of helping finance the green transition process.
“Markets are a key channel for implementation at scale, especially when supported by clear standards, strong investor confidence and robust portfolios of projects,” he highlighted.
According to Takahashi, the sector has already been working on developing standardization, improving transparency and practices of markets believable. According to him, this already has clear impacts.
“Capital markets have helped finance renewable energy projects, sanitation infrastructure, improved access to basic services, logistics and transport networks that support economic integration and sustainable agriculture initiatives, including agricultural models,” he highlighted.
*The reporter traveled at the invitation of CNseg (National Confederation of Insurance Companies)
