Generali Hong Kong launches Go Green Campaign for SMEs to drive sustainability

Generali Hong Kong has been committed to creating a more inclusive and sustainable future for next generations. To take a step forward, Generali Hong Kong launches Go Green Campaign for its small and medium enterprise (SME) customers to raise awareness of sustainable development and climate change mitigation. From now until 31 December 2023, SME customers can enjoy up to 15% or HK$1,000 annual premium discount

Mr. David Fontaine, Chief Insurance Officer of Generali Hong Kong said, "Being a lifetime partner to our customers, Generali has been taking multidirectional efforts to enable people to shape a safer and more sustainable future. In Hong Kong, we want to protect the environment as it is a key asset to be preserved for the future generations, we thereby define our core business activities by taking account of our Climate Change strategy. By launching the Go Green Campaign, we aim to better support our SME customers who are sharing the same commitment with us, to combat climate change for a greener future."

At Generali, sustainability is the originator of its strategy "Lifetime Partner 24: Driving Growth" and a necessary way of doing business. In recent years, Generali has been actively building a net-zero economy, including but not limited to integrating environmental and climate aspects into strategies; strengthening public awareness of environmental and climate risks by promoting dialogue between stakeholders, to pursue sustainable growth and a more equitable and resilient society.

For more information about Go Green Campaign, please visit: https://www.generali.com.hk/EN_US/go-green^[2]

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