• Financiera Confianza placed more than 100,000 optional climate-risk insurance policies in 2026, with the strongest volumes in northern Peru.
• Stephanie Garcia Van Gool said insurance delivers impact by preventing forced asset sales during shocks, supporting business continuity for vulnerable households.
• Foundation analysis cited in her remarks shows insured borrowers saw assets rise 12.7% faster, with business surpluses 8.1% higher.
• Giovanni Di Plácido warned climate variability will be a key driver of poverty, projecting 7 million to 9 million poor people in Peru by 2040.
• He framed productive microfinance loans, agricultural insurance as a first line of defense against climate emergencies such as the 2026-2027 El Niño.

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