French Life Insurance and Green Finance Quiz

Study Notes

Heritage refers to a person's assets, including movable and immovable property.
Savings plays an important role in France, with life insurance being the main support.
Life insurance represented over 1,700 billion euros in 2019 in France.
Almost one out of two French people has a life insurance contract.
The holding of life insurance contracts has increased over the years, while other savings investments have decreased.
The security of investment is the top selection criterion for investment medium for French people, with taxation being a major asset for life insurance holders.
The demand for life insurance is evolving due to the emergence of technology and the need for time savings.
Digitization is a major challenge for insurance companies/banks to stay close to customers while giving them the autonomy they demand.
Customer demand is changing for access to data and the content of contracts, with a growing awareness of eco-responsible finance.
Green finance aims to redirect investments towards more responsible companies with low carbon emissions.
France issued nearly 7 billion euros in bonds for environmentally beneficial projects in 2017.
Paris aims to become the world capital of green finance.
Over 60% of French people consider the impact of their investment decisions on the environment.
SRI funds were introduced in 2016 to allow for responsible and sustainable investments.
Over 500 labeled funds exist, representing 201 billion euros in assets.
Green finance is increasingly important in the investment concerns of the French.
Extra-financial criteria exist for receiving the SRI label, including ESG engagement policies and fund management transparency.
The TEEC label, now the Greenfin label, directs savings towards ecological and energy transition.
Responsible finance is an alternative that can convince savers.
Labeled funds can encourage savers to invest in units of account.

Description

Test your knowledge on French life insurance trends, including the rise in life insurance contracts, demand for green finance, and the shift towards responsible investments. Explore key concepts like labeled funds, digitization challenges, and the importance of security in investment choices.