Climate, inclusion and agricultural and agri-food transitions are the three priorities of the Crédit Agricole Group’s Social Plan. Crédit Agricole Assurances is part of this process. We have been committed for many years to being a responsible insurer, investor and company. As such, we are stepping up our efforts to protect our customers with committed and responsible offerings, to integrate ESG criteria into our investment decisions while taking into account the social and environmental impacts of our business. 

As a responsible investor, the bank is divesting from fossil fuels and investing proactively in renewable energy. For example, it aims to double its investments to achieve 14 GW by 2025, equivalent to the electricity consumption of 5 million homes

As a responsible insurer, its objectives include supporting the reform of crop insurance for farmers, launching an entry-level EKO MRH (home and contents insurance) offering by the end of 2022 to enable as many people as possible to be insured, and joining the NZIA (Net-Zero Insurance Alliance) to reduce the carbon footprint of its offerings.

As a responsible company, the insurer encourages the involvement of its employees through a social commitment programme called CSolidaire. It also continues its commitment to caregivers and aims to support 25,000 caregivers by 2025. Finally, in 2021 it launched a programme with Crédit Agricole Immobilier to design 15 low-carbon claims management units by the end of 2025. They will have a carbon impact 2.5 times lower than traditional new buildings for every square metre built.

Find out more about the commitments made by Crédit Agricole Assurances. Beyond their intrinsic virtues, they all have the common feature of responding to specific and quantified objectives in order to have the most practical roadmap possible. 

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