Brazil’s insurance market may experience a notable increase in products linked to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria. Insurers could introduce more green insurance policies, climate risk coverage, and microinsurance aimed at underserved populations, especially if regulatory pressure and consumer awareness continue to grow. Companies that successfully integrate ESG into their underwriting and claims processes might attract greater investment and customer loyalty, while those slower to adapt could face reputational and regulatory challenges. However, the extent and speed of this shift will depend on evolving market dynamics, regulatory developments, and the willingness of both insurers and consumers to embrace ESG-driven solutions.