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     According to a Swiss Re study, global

     insured losses for catastrophes in 2018


     were $85 billion




     Chubb Turkey Assistant Manager Zeynep Özek; “By providing insurance solutions for
     renewable energy production facilities like solar, wind, geothermal and hydroelectric

     power plants, we help to reduce carbon emissions and to mitigate climate change which
     also contributes to reduce our carbon footprint”


     According to World Economic Forum’s Global Risks Report,  Chubb’s  Corporate  Environmental  Program  is  now  in  its  thir-
     climate change is one of the biggest threat we face… How  teenth  year.  We  continue  to  be  at  the  forefront  in  addressing
     will climate change affect the global insurance industry?  environmental issues and the implications of climate change for
                                                              all areas of our business. We are proud of the progress we have
     Climate change is an important and serious issue for the global  made and are committed to taking further steps to make mean-
     insurance industry because it is our business to provide security  ingful improvements in the environment.
     against many of the property-related risks posed by such change.
                                                              Our Annual Environmental Report outlines the full scope of our
     At  Chubb,  part  of  our  business  involves  providing  clients  with  company’s  environmental  program  and  initiatives.  We  remain
     insurance and reinsurance protection from the impact of natural  committed to communicating important information about the
     catastrophes,  including  weather  events  that  are  more  frequent  company’s environmental initiatives to our clients, shareholders,
     or severe.                                               employees, business partners, the communities where we operate
                                                              and others who have an interest in our company, our industry and
     We recognise that climate change and weather patterns are in-  the environment.
     tegral to our underwriting process. In 2017, natural catastrophe
     losses exceeded $135 billion and were again elevated in 2018.  The report addresses: Chubb’s approach to managing the poten-
     According to a Swiss Re study, global insured losses for catastro-  tial  risks  from  global  climate  change.  The  insurance  products
     phes in 2018 were $85 billion, the fourth highest on record and  and services we offer to facilitate market-based solutions to en-
     higher than the annual average of the previous 10 years.  vironmental and climate-related issues. Our progress in reducing
                                                              greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in our own operations. Our cor-
     Chubb publishes an annual environmental report. What are  porate philanthropy that focuses on the environment.
     the topics of this report?
                                                              What can you tell us about Chubb’s Corporate Environmen-
     At Chubb, we recognize that a changing climate affects every-  tal Program?
     one—our customers, employees, shareholders, business partners
     and the people who live and work in the communities we serve.  We are working both internally and externally on making an ac-
     Our  environmental  initiatives  and  our  philanthropy  reflect  our  tive contribution towards the protection of the environment and
     desire to do our part as a steward of the Earth.         climate.

     With operations in 54 countries and territories, Chubb’s business  We have a formal program to measure, record and reduce green-
     and operating models are exposed to the full impact of global  house gas (GHG) emissions in its our own operations since 2006.
     climate change too.                                      This year, Chubb announced a new companywide goal to reduce
                                                              its global GHG emissions by 20% on an absolute basis by 2025.
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