Insurers are major institutional investors with a long-term investment horizon and a preference for safety.

The sixth private insurers’ sustainability report summarises the most important advances made by the industry in the 2024 reporting year.

The sixth sustainability report for the insurance industry provides information on the measures taken by the industry in the areas of environmental, economic and social sustainability.

The self-regulation to prevent greenwashing adopted by the Swiss Insurance Association SIA (hereinafter ‘self-regulation’) came into force on 1 January 2025.

The insurance industry's fifth sustainability report provides information on the wide range of measures taken by the industry in the areas of environmental, economic and social sustainability.

The fifth private insurers’ sustainability report shines a light for the first time on the sustainability governance of the companies surveyed and reveals that two thirds of these insurers already have a sustainability strategy.
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Improved minimum standard for sustainable financial products and services strengthens the credibility of the financial centre.
The relationship between climate change and biodiversity, why every company needs climate-compatible strategies and how young employees can be used as a sounding board for sustainability.

Focus on further development of self-regulation and dialogue with the authorities

At Building Bridges, SVV partnered with the Principles for Sustainable Insurance (PSI) to organise a panel discussion on sustainability in underwriting.

The fourth sustainability report of the insurance industry provides information on the industry's wide-ranging measures in the area of environmental, financial and social sustainability.

In its fourth year now, the private insurers’ sustainability report has demonstrated that sustainability is taken into account at all stages in the value chain.

The Principles for Sustainable Insurance serve as a global framework for insurers for integrating ESG criteria into their business processes.

Sustainable finance aims to fulfil sustainability targets through a targeted flow of funds. But it’s about more than just climate-neutral investment.

With their six indicators, the Swiss Climate Scores create transparency and promote investment decisions that contribute to achieving climate goals.

The test checks the portfolios of financial companies for their climate compatibility in a current position assessment using the PACTA method. The results of the third edition are now available.
