What is Willis’ PFAS report?
The report combines academic perspectives with insight from Willis' risks management specialists to explain the per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) exposures facing millions of businesses across the world.
It also offers structured, practical guidance on how you can reduce the financial and operational effects of so-called ‘forever chemicals’ on your organization.
What will you learn from the report?
- Clarity on what PFAS are and from where your organization’s exposure may emerge
- Insight on tightening PFAS regulations across major jurisdictions
- Practical guidance to better identify and manage your organization’s PFAS exposures
How can Willis’ report can help you manage PFAS risks?
PFAS at a turning point sets out a structured approach to taking more control of your potential PFAS exposures:
- Identify and evaluate PFAS exposures across products, operations and supply chains
- Manage PFAS risk at source through substitution, emission and waste controls
- Transfer PFAS risk where possible by preparing the evidence insurers require
- Embed PFAS governance and oversight so boards own PFAS risk management
Who should read Willis’ PFAS report?
- Risk and insurance leaders
- Legal and compliance teams
- Environmental, health and safety specialists
- Senior leaders accountable for long‑term resilience.
Access ‘PFAS at a turning point: Scientific realities, regulatory shifts and risk management strategies’ to understand how PFAS could affect your business and how you can get ahead of the threats to your resilience.
Disclaimer
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