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Non Traditional Insurance
Insurance Non-Traditional or modern insurance is usually called, is a type of insurance with UNIT-LINK. Unit Link Insurance is very popular at the moment, why? Because Unit-Link is a type of insurance that combines Life Insurance and Investment. Life insurance is mated with an investment, is the type TERM. Remember! TERM is a short-term insurance, and insurance costs could rise with age.
UNIT LINK = TERM + Investment
Most people take the Unit Link because he wanted to save money with the result many times, than to save money in the bank, with not much interest. By investing or MUTUAL FUNDS, then the money we invest will increase with fertility. But that must be remembered, the greater the profit, the greater the risk.
Investments may rise and may decline, according to the economic development of the nation at that time. In the event of a crisis, it can be ascertained the value of investments that we have dropped dramatically, and consequently the value of our savings will be deleted. Read the rest of this entry »
Adaptation to Climate Change in Insurance Business
According to the Stern Review, “Adaptation is the only available response to the impacts of climate change that will occur during the coming decades, before ways of reducing the impact (mitigation measures) that can demonstrate their effectiveness.”
Insurance can help to improve understanding of climate change issues because the reach and extensive resources. The insurance company may establish a commission to analyze risk scenarios that include predictions of leading scientists to model the risk insurance offered by agents of the risk modeling. These studies may provide new information and more accurately about the risks that may occur to the people, houses, and businesses large if climate change really happening as predicted. Insurers in this case can work with the model and scientists to improve the accuracy of climate change models. With creating the demands of economically relevant knowledge, insurance companies can provide a great service to the community and their customers.
In particular, insurers can also build partnerships with NGOs working in the field of environmental or other parties to provide different perspectives and expertise to the problem and build the strength of multi-sector collaboration strength.
General insurance can also help send a signal of risk as an indirect effort to tackle climate change. This is done by cooperating with the government to allow adjustment toward the homeowner insurance rates and flood insurance. This amendment would establish a more appropriate price and risk signals to consumers and businesses engaged in high-risk areas. In this respect cooperation in terms of price flexibility will be very important. Insurance can also express and informed risks and possible climate change in annual reports and other corporate communications. More and more institutional investors and money managers who demands for information on climate change from an insurance company. In fact, there are also associations formed by investors as an investor network on climate change which represents 50 institutional investors and manages funds amounting to three trillion dollars. In many cases, insurance can also provide incentives to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases that exacerbate climate change through the use of energy efficient buildings or “green” and the use of hybrid vehicles and other energy efficient. Finally, insurers can take a proactive approach in influencing the development of land use and planning.
The things that can be done to prepare for the insurance company and adapt to climate change is to adapt directly the impact of environmental change through the promotion and lobbying for good building materials and building design has been improved. In terms of driving the vehicle, the insurance company can also tighten security procedures which will be borne by the insurance company. Also necessary to check how the physical impacts of climate change could create business opportunities through environmental improvements and new products. In addition, insurers can also perform an internal operation that takes into account factors other climate changes.