Ignoring environmental exposures is a risk most firms can’t afford
Too often, companies are locked into firefighting today’s problems while leaving tomorrow’s threats to fester. From property damage and flooding to environmental clean-up costs and lawsuits from investors or third-party suppliers, the tangible risks that come from deprioritizing climate and sustainability actions are wide-ranging and costly.
Despite this, a recent survey by Beazley found that nearly three in four (73%) of global executives believe that the current economic climate is making meeting their sustainability targets less of a priority.