Insurers warn climate change could unravel financial markets and endanger capitalism
- Günther Thallinger, a board member at Allianz SE, warned that climate change is making many regions uninsurable, risking the collapse of financial markets and capitalism.
- Insurers are withdrawing from high-risk states like Florida and California, leaving homeowners exposed and communities economically vulnerable.
- Projected warming of 2.2°C to 3.4°C will prevent insurers from covering many risks, leading to financial instability.
- Experts claim that climate-driven instability in insurance could deepen inequality and create uninhabitable areas, according to Thallinger.
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