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Guernsey captive forum puts board oversight of emerging risks in focus
What the conference actually reported In September 2026, Guernsey Finance reported on the Airmic Guernsey Conference held on 22 September, where speakers discussed captives as tools for resilience, risk data and access to reinsurance. The account was published on 23 September. Participants examined geopolitical disruption, cyber risk, artificial intelligence and climate exposures, and described more interconnected risks. These are conference observations and case discussions, not a new prudential rule
Europe’s EUR 500 Billion Adaptation Cycle Changes the Risk Financing Conversation
Bloomberg Intelligence in September 2026 estimated that Europe will spend about EUR 500 billion on climate resilience through 2035. The figure covers reconstruction after extreme weather and investment intended to reduce future damage. It also reflects a change in the economic character of climate losses. Repairs once treated as exceptional are becoming part of a sustained cycle of public and private expenditure. Adaptation is becoming a recurring capital programme
