How can private capital be mobilised at scale to build real-world resilience. And what role can insurance play in building resilient, Future Ready Nations?
As global risks intensify, the role of institutional investors, pension funds and private markets in financing resilience has never been more important – and insurance has a central role to play contributing both expertise and capital.
Ekhosuehi Iyahen, Secretary General of the Insurance Development Forum (IDF), will be speaking at the Private Equity International Impact Investor Global Summit in London (19–20 May).
Bringing together 700+ leaders in impact and transition investing, the Summit is a key platform for connecting insurers with investors and advancing solutions that deliver both financial returns and measurable impact.
The IDF’s work – including the Infrastructure Resilience Development Fund (IRDF) – lies at the intersection of insurance and impact, and mobilising private capital for resilience and risk financing in emerging markets.
Find out more about the Infrastructure Resilience Development Fund (IRDF) here.
At a time when investors are increasingly focused on infrastructure, climate resilience and sustainable growth, collaboration between the insurance sector and private capital will be critical to scaling solutions that protect communities and economies.
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