Sustainability at Munich Re

The environmental impact of our activities is limited, since Munich Re does not have an energy- and resource-intensive business model. However, as a large organisation with more than 41,000 employees, we have responsibilities for environmental protection and have involved ourselves in areas that we can influence in practical and positive ways. In determining our goals and activities, we are focusing on reducing energy consumption and the associated carbon emissions, ensuring that business travel is as environmentally friendly as possible, and achieving a higher level of material and resource efficiency for our processes by generating less waste and using sustainable materials. In parallel with these activities, we are sensitising our staff to behaving in an environmentally compatible way.

Climate-related disclosures

In its Group Annual Report for FY 2024, Munich Re has, for the first time, prepared a combined non-financial statement (p.59; ff.) under full application of the first set of the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS).

We also recognise the importance of information in accordance with the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) and the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB): TCFD & SASB Index

Climate Ambition 2030 for Munich Re Group

Non financial ambition 2030 Group Climate ambition 2030

Sustainability at Munich Re

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Climate-related disclosures

Climate Ambition 2030 for Munich Re Group