AXA Climate in the news

AXA Climate's VP Altitude discusses how businesses must understand and mitigate climate risks across their entire supply chains, focusing on production basins and commodity vulnerabilities, to adapt to increasing extreme weather events.

Colombia has introduced a parametric insurance product with multiple industry partners to improve climate resilience.

A new podcast episode of "Talk Finance Responsable" features AXA Climate's Théophile Bellouard discussing climate change adaptation.

Planet and AXA Climate have expanded their partnership to utilize satellite data for developing parametric insurance products that safeguard farmers against drought.

Planet and AXA Climate expanded their partnership, utilizing satellite data to develop parametric insurance protecting farmers from drought-related crop losses.

AXA Climate's CEO discussed a new report on the high cost of climate inaction and the profitability of adaptation measures on a business show.

Axa Climate is selling its training branch to Apave to transition into a strategic conglomerate focused on large-scale climate risk adaptation.

Axa Climate is selling its climate change training division, Climate School, after five years of incubation.

Apave acquired Climate School from AXA Climate to boost its sustainability services and employee training capabilities in climate change and environmental issues.

A report by AXA Climate highlights "chronic heat" as a silent but damaging climate threat, causing progressive temperature increases that significantly impact agriculture, productivity, energy consumption, and mountain regions.

AXA Climate plans to achieve profitability by 2025 through scalable sustainability training, integrated services, and a strategic focus on physical climate risk in finance, rather than operating as a protected entity.

social fragmentation and rapid technological changes are complicating global risk management, positioning insurers as critical local solution providers.

The AXA 2021 Future Risks Report identifies climate change, cyber security, and pandemics as the dominant threats for the next decade.

AXA Climate is using RMS HWind data to trigger faster payouts for US parametric hurricane insurance policies.

An AXA Climate study highlights that France legally protects less than half of its endangered species and urges a systemic shift in biodiversity conservation.

A new study highlights that less than half of France's threatened species are legally protected, creating systemic risks for corporate supply chains reliant on biodiversity.

A study by AXA Climate highlights a critical gap in French law where over half of the country's endangered species lack legal protection due to administrative delays and taxonomic biases.

AXA Climate study reveals a significant gap in French environmental law, showing that over half of the country's threatened species lack legal protection.

A scientific study shows that legal protections in France cover less than half of threatened species, leaving corporate supply chains vulnerable to biodiversity loss.

AXA Climate launched "Altitude Agriculture", a digital platform that quantifies climate risk and its impact on agricultural production to support sustainable agri-food activities.