Programme
FULL DAY PROGRAMME
07:30 to 09:00
CEO breakfast – Chatham House rule – topic points to follow from Ellen Bennett
08:45 TO 09:15 | REGISTRATION
Complimentary refreshments & pastries
09:15 to 10:45
Rates & Market Strategies
The continuing soft market: what will it take to turn the market; is this the end of the market cycle?
- The impact of the global economy on the insurance market
- Changing insurer-broker relationships; what should the remuneration model be and who owns the client?
- How to succeed in the competitive environment; is specialisation the answer? What do clients want?
- The impact of technology on the business of insurance
Panel
- Michael Casella, CEO, Chubb Europe
- Andrew McKee, CEO, Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Group
- Ray Cox, Chief Executive, Brit
- Martin South, CEO, Marsh
10:45 to 11:45 [Optional Session]
AXA hosted group discussion ONE | Fraud: What are we doing about it?
Panel
- David Blackman, Deputy editor at Insurance Times
- John Beadle, Counter Fraud manager at RSA
- Eric Galbraith, Chief Executive, BIBA
- David Williams, Managing Director of Claims, AXA Commercial Lines
10:45 to 11:45 [Optional Session]
Aviva hosted group discussion ONE | E Trading
Hosts
- Anna King, Business Manager Commercial On-line, Aviva
- Sam Hudson, Head of Broker Personal Lines, Aviva
- Martin McLachlan, Managing Director, Polaris UK Limited
10:45 to 11:45 | Coffee & Networking
11:45 to 13:15
London Market Competitiveness & Global Operations
- What makes a market competitive? Is London still the world’s foremost centre of insurance – or has this shifted to other territories such as Bermuda? What makes Lloyd’s special, and are these qualities still relevant and unique to that market?
- How swiftly can capital respond to market needs in Lloyd’s, London and other jurisdictions?
- How important are capital security, national regulatory and tax regimes in determining competitiveness?
- Is it correct to think in terms of separate national markets, or should all insurers be thinking and acting as global operations?
- Could the “Class of 2001” or “Class of 2005” ever happen again, or has the market evolved beyond such responses to crises? What does the current economic turmoil mean for the insurance industry globally?
Panel
- David Howden, Chief Executive, Hyperion Insurance Group
- Ken Le Strange, Former chairman, Endurance
- Marty Becker, President and CEO, Alterra
13:15 to 14:15 [Optional Session]
AXA hosted group discussion TWO | Fraud: What are we doing about it?
Informal Panel and group discussion with refreshments and lunch served
Audience 15 to 20 delegates
Panel
- David Blackman, Deputy editor at Insurance Times
- >Eric Galbraith, Chief Executive, BIBA
- David Williams, Managing Director of Claims, AXA Commercial Lines
13:15 to 14:15 [Optional Session]
Aviva hosted group discussion TWO| E Trading
Hosts
- Anna King, Business Manager Commercial On-line, Aviva
- Sam Hudson, Head of Broker Personal Lines, Aviva
- Martin McLachlan, Managing Director, Polaris UK Limited
13:15 to 14:15 | Complimentary Lunch & networking
14:15 to 15:45
Regulation & Risk
- Have we learned the lessons from the 2008 financial crisis?
- How could the recent UBS rogue trader have operated for so long undetected? Could similar problems be lurking in insurance companies?
- What would global regulators have to do to stamp out such incidents?
- Do regulators have the necessary skills to take on industry?
- Is there any such thing as “too big to fail”?
Panel
- Nick Leeson, former Rouge Trader
- Paul Moore, Partner, Moore, Carter & Associates – Former HBOS whistleblower
- Branko Bjelobaba, Regulation & compliance Consultant
- Francois-Xavier Boisseau, CEO, Groupama
