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Your message (you can personalise and amend this, your name will be automatically added at the end) * Dear Mr Regan, It is essential that every institution worldwide is working to avoid catastrophic global warming. It is an existential crisis. On this, I am aware QBE has decided to exit the thermal coal sector by 2030. This is an important step in aligning QBE's business with the goals of the Paris Agreement, and protecting us all against the impacts of climate change. However, thermal coal is only one part of the picture. To hold global warming to 1.5ºC as the Paris Agreement aims to do, we cannot afford to expand the scale of the fossil fuel industry. QBE should be as sensitive as possible to the need to mitigate climate change, given its impact on the company's bottom line, along with the safety and security of your customers. In recent years, QBE has underestimated, by hundreds of millions of dollars, the cost of “natural” disaster claims. Extreme weather events are increasing in frequency and severity—a direct consequence of climate change. The world is at a point where we need to rapidly transition away from polluting fossil fuels to clean, renewable energy if we are to avoid runaway climate change and insurance companies like QBE are exposed to this issue on many levels. I want QBE to unequivocally rule out underwriting all new and expansionary oil and gas exploration, production, transport and infrastructure projects. I want QBE to divest from all fossil fuel assets in your investment portfolio, and I want to see QBE leading the public debate on climate change, calling for action from Australian governments and businesses to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees. I want QBE to make these commitments directly to me, as well as publicly. Your competitor Suncorp has announced an end to its underwriting of new and additional oil and gas exploration and production projects and a total phase out of exposure to this industry by 2025. IAG will stop underwriting fossil fuels entirely by 2023. QBE is now isolated as the only Australia-based insurer willing to support the expansion of the dirty and dangerous oil and gas industries. The longer QBE fails to act, the greater the risk to its reputation. I look forward to hearing back from you very soon about when we can expect QBE to exit the fossil fuel sector altogether, and have an investment and underwriting strategy fully aligned to the goals of the Paris Agreement.

Your message (you can personalise and amend this, your name will be automatically added at the end) * Dear Mr Regan, It is essential that every institution worldwide is working to avoid catastrophic global warming. It is an existential crisis. On this, I am aware QBE has decided to exit the thermal coal sector by 2030. This is an important step in aligning QBE's business with the goals of the Paris Agreement, and protecting us all against the impacts of climate change. However, thermal coal is only one part of the picture. To hold global warming to 1.5ºC as the Paris Agreement aims to do, we cannot afford to expand the scale of the fossil fuel industry. QBE should be as sensitive as possible to the need to mitigate climate change, given its impact on the company's bottom line, along with the safety and security of your customers. In recent years, QBE has underestimated, by hundreds of millions of dollars, the cost of “natural” disaster claims. Extreme weather events are increasing in frequency and severity—a direct consequence of climate change. The world is at a point where we need to rapidly transition away from polluting fossil fuels to clean, renewable energy if we are to avoid runaway climate change and insurance companies like QBE are exposed to this issue on many levels. I want QBE to unequivocally rule out underwriting all new and expansionary oil and gas exploration, production, transport and infrastructure projects. I want QBE to divest from all fossil fuel assets in your investment portfolio, and I want to see QBE leading the public debate on climate change, calling for action from Australian governments and businesses to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees. I want QBE to make these commitments directly to me, as well as publicly. Your competitor Suncorp has announced an end to its underwriting of new and additional oil and gas exploration and production projects and a total phase out of exposure to this industry by 2025. IAG will stop underwriting fossil fuels entirely by 2023. QBE is now isolated as the only Australia-based insurer willing to support the expansion of the dirty and dangerous oil and gas industries. The longer QBE fails to act, the greater the risk to its reputation. As a QBE customer I look forward to hearing back from you very soon about when we can expect QBE to exit the fossil fuel sector altogether, and have an investment and underwriting strategy fully aligned to the goals of the Paris Agreement.

Your message (you can personalise and amend this, your name will be automatically added at the end) * Dear Mr Regan, It is essential that every institution worldwide is working to avoid catastrophic global warming. It is an existential crisis. On this, I am aware QBE has decided to exit the thermal coal sector by 2030. This is an important step in aligning QBE's business with the goals of the Paris Agreement, and protecting us all against the impacts of climate change. However, thermal coal is only one part of the picture. To hold global warming to 1.5ºC as the Paris Agreement aims to do, we cannot afford to expand the scale of the fossil fuel industry. QBE should be as sensitive as possible to the need to mitigate climate change, given its impact on the company's bottom line, along with the safety and security of your customers. In recent years, QBE has underestimated, by hundreds of millions of dollars, the cost of “natural” disaster claims. Extreme weather events are increasing in frequency and severity—a direct consequence of climate change. The world is at a point where we need to rapidly transition away from polluting fossil fuels to clean, renewable energy if we are to avoid runaway climate change and insurance companies like QBE are exposed to this issue on many levels. I want QBE to unequivocally rule out underwriting all new and expansionary oil and gas exploration, production, transport and infrastructure projects. I want QBE to divest from all fossil fuel assets in your investment portfolio, and I want to see QBE leading the public debate on climate change, calling for action from Australian governments and businesses to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees. I want QBE to make these commitments directly to me, as well as publicly. Your competitor Suncorp has announced an end to its underwriting of new and additional oil and gas exploration and production projects and a total phase out of exposure to this industry by 2025. IAG will stop underwriting fossil fuels entirely by 2023. QBE is now isolated as the only Australia-based insurer willing to support the expansion of the dirty and dangerous oil and gas industries. The longer QBE fails to act, the greater the risk to its reputation. As a QBE shareholder I look forward to hearing back from you very soon about when we can expect QBE to exit the fossil fuel sector altogether, and have an investment and underwriting strategy fully aligned to the goals of the Paris Agreement.

Your message (you can personalise and amend this, your name will be automatically added at the end) * Dear Mr Regan, It is essential that every institution worldwide is working to avoid catastrophic global warming. It is an existential crisis. On this, I am aware QBE has decided to exit the thermal coal sector by 2030. This is an important step in aligning QBE's business with the goals of the Paris Agreement, and protecting us all against the impacts of climate change. However, thermal coal is only one part of the picture. To hold global warming to 1.5ºC as the Paris Agreement aims to do, we cannot afford to expand the scale of the fossil fuel industry. QBE should be as sensitive as possible to the need to mitigate climate change, given its impact on the company's bottom line, along with the safety and security of your customers. In recent years, QBE has underestimated, by hundreds of millions of dollars, the cost of “natural” disaster claims. Extreme weather events are increasing in frequency and severity—a direct consequence of climate change. The world is at a point where we need to rapidly transition away from polluting fossil fuels to clean, renewable energy if we are to avoid runaway climate change and insurance companies like QBE are exposed to this issue on many levels. I want QBE to unequivocally rule out underwriting all new and expansionary oil and gas exploration, production, transport and infrastructure projects. I want QBE to divest from all fossil fuel assets in your investment portfolio, and I want to see QBE leading the public debate on climate change, calling for action from Australian governments and businesses to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees. I want QBE to make these commitments directly to me, as well as publicly. Your competitor Suncorp has announced an end to its underwriting of new and additional oil and gas exploration and production projects and a total phase out of exposure to this industry by 2025. IAG will stop underwriting fossil fuels entirely by 2023. QBE is now isolated as the only Australia-based insurer willing to support the expansion of the dirty and dangerous oil and gas industries. The longer QBE fails to act, the greater the risk to its reputation. As a QBE shareholder and customer I look forward to hearing back from you very soon about when we can expect QBE to exit the fossil fuel sector altogether, and have an investment and underwriting strategy fully aligned to the goals of the Paris Agreement.

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