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Climate Change and Sustainability

As organisations across every industry move forward with climate change and sustainability strategies, they will encounter new risks and opportunities to be managed.

Insuring the Transition

Explore how insurance can help your business invest in the transition, and connect with one of our global or regional specialists to learn more.

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Exploring the possibilities for our world ahead

How Marsh can help

Today, companies in every sector are rapidly adapting traditional business models to improve their sustainability and reduce their impact on the climate. These developments come alongside the escalating frequency and severity of extreme weather-related events that test organisations’ resilience.

The ability to anticipate, measure, and manage risks will be a critical advantage as the transition unfolds. At Marsh, we help businesses ensure they are resilient throughout the transition: analysing the evolving risk environment, preparing for what may happen, and insuring against new types of risk.

We can provide your organisation with an environmental, social, and governance (ESG) lens on risk management, helping to deliver a competitive edge and commercial advantage. Together, we’ll build a proactive plan to support financial stability in your own company, while helping create a world that is sustainable for generations to come.

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Amy Barnes

Amy Barnes

  • United Kingdom

Amy Barnes is Marsh’s Global Head of Energy & Power and also heads Marsh’s Climate and Sustainability strategy. Prior to this she held a number of leadership roles with Marsh’s global energy, power, and renewables business. She has a respected depth and breadth of experience assisting some of the largest and most complex companies manage risks.

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Nick Faull

  • United Kingdom

Nick Faull is the Head of Climate and Sustainability Risk at Marsh where he helps to develop Marsh’s global sustainability and climate services — including risk modelling and management — to support clients as they transition towards net zero carbon emissions. He was previously Head of Strategic Risk Consulting at Marsh in the UK, as part of which he led the roll-out of Marsh’s climate proposition to clients. Prior to this he spent nine years with Oliver Wyman consulting to financial services firms on a range of risk-related issues. He combines extensive consulting experience with a strong background in climate having completed a DPhil in climate change modelling at Oxford University.

For more information on how Marsh can help your Environmental, Social and Governance strategies.