The committee approved the July minutes and discussed Lloyd’s evolving approach to sustainability following recent leadership changes, highlighting the need for greater clarity on expectations for managing agents, climate risk oversight, and integration within Lloyd’s oversight frameworks. Members agreed a series of actions to strengthen engagement with Lloyd’s, support market responses to sustainability disclosures, and build capability around data, including scope 3 emissions. Updates were shared on the upcoming LMA/UNEP event, plans for refreshed “Underwriting the Transition” content, and a proposed research piece on climate mitigation versus adaptation, while initial priorities for 2026 included exploring the intersection of AI and sustainability.