Corporate Governance in Insurance
Corporate governance is one of the three pillars of ESG. Corporate governance assesses how a company uses policies and controls to inform business decisions, comply with the law, and meet obligations to stakeholders. Corporate governance failures (for example, aggressive tax avoidance, corruption, excessive executive pay, or relentless lobbying) cause reputational harm and loss of trust. Companies in every sector, including insurance, will need to make concerted efforts to improve their performance across all three ESG measures.
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Corporate Governance Deals in the Insurance Sector: Q1 2020 – Q1 2022
2 Acquisition
Total Value US$m: 860
YOY Change: -100%
2 Equity Offering
Total Value US$m: 1,538.2
YOY Change: -100%
1 Private Equity
Total Value US$m: 694.6
YOY Change: -100%
Number of Corporate Governance Mentions in Filings in the Insurance Sector: 2016-2021
Life Insurance International tracks thousands of companies and their annual and quarterly filings. Our analysis tracks the mention of corporate governance in those filings over the past five years.
Corporate Governance Versus Top 5 Themes in Insurance
Life Insurance International compares corporate governance mentions in filings versus other top themes in filings data over the past five years.
Top 10 Companies with Corporate Governance Mentions in Filings
Life Insurance International tracks which insurance companies mention corporate governance in filings most over the past five years.
Corporate Governance Influencer Activity in the Insurance Sector
Life Insurance International tracks the mentions of corporate governance by pre-identified insurance sector influencer on Twitter. The graph indicates the volume of tweets and influencers mentioning corporate governance through recent months.
