This action has two purposes. Firstly, it's about reaching people we wouldn't normally, informing them about the role insurers are playing in the climate-destroying Adani coal mine. Secondly, it's about delivering a blow to the public image of these companies by bringing their star ratings crashing down.
In order to review somewhere on Google, you will need a Google account. It’s free and easy; Google has a support page on how to do so here, but get in touch if you’d like some extra help.
Once you’ve finished your Google reviews, amplify them by sharing them - with friends, family, us, or on social media.
Our main target for this action is the Lloyd's of London in London. It currently has a a 4.6 star rating, and 553 review - bringing this rating down isn't going to be easy. If you're going to only review one place - make it this one. If we all work together, we'll be able to see that rating start to get lower and lower.
As you can only add one review per location on Google, we've made a short list of other targets. Done with these and want to keep going? Find your own targets by going on different websites insurers who haven't ruled out underwriting Adani. Here, they'll list their offices in other cities.
Company |
Branch |
Google location |
Current rating |
| Lloyd’s of London | London | https://goo.gl/maps/bNCQ7dPjwRu8nABA9 | 4.6 stars (553 reviews) |
| Lloyd’s of London | Australia | https://goo.gl/maps/s8C65NoLCi93VZ9QA | 2.0 stars (4 reviews) |
| Hamilton | London | https://goo.gl/maps/4woxhaZ3sMk9PoJ19 | 3.4 stars (5 reviews) |
| Hamilton | Bermuda | https://goo.gl/maps/1b7Q41tevPxrFYLv5 | 1.0 starts (1 review) |
| Hamilton | Dublin | https://goo.gl/maps/ieAatgtCLYvSDdVv5 | No reviews |
| Convex | London | https://g.page/Convexin?share | 5.0 stars (2 reviews) |
| Convex | Bermuda | https://goo.gl/maps/eG2WcQ5d3yWUSya27 | No reviews |
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