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Should insurers be required to serve, in effect, as “environmental traffic cops,” forced to cough up substantially more data about how climate change might impact their clients’ exposures, and thus, their own operations? Chuck Chamness, president and CEO of NAMIC, argued forcefully against such mandates in the “Final Say” column of this week’s edition of NU. Click on to read Chuck’s take and feel free to offer your own opinion.Recommended Stories
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