Our agenda:
forging the future of insurance

This a conversation you can't afford to miss

Insight from our advisory board ensures we address the trends and issues that matter most. ​

"Packed full of actionable insights and inspiration."

Chief Marketing Officer, wefox

09.00 - 09.05

Opening remarks

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Juliette Foster

Owner
Magnus Communications
09.05 - 09.25
Opening Keynote address 

Navigating uncertainty: the impact of climate risk, AI and evolving social systems on the future of insurance

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Alison Martin

CEO EMEA & Bank Distribution
Zurich
09.25 - 09.45
Keynote address

Driving success in a volatile market

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Dr Christine Theodorovics

CEO
Baloise Luxembourg
09.45 - 10.05
Presentation 

How insurers can lead in a converging world

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Mohammad Khan

Partner, General Insurance Leader
PwC
10.05 - 10.45
CEO Forum

A new strategic paradigm? Achieving success in today’s uncertain markets

• Assessing the impact of global economic uncertainty on business strategies
• Diversification vs sticking to the knitting: where does the right balance now lie?
• Market consolidation: what does the future hold?
• Organic growth: where do the fertile opportunities lie?
• Identifying and reaching new, niche and profitable customer segments: how can this be achieved?
• Aligning technology and strategy: what are the keys to success?
• Ensuring sustainable profitability: what are the crucial changes required?

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Mark Bailie

CEO
BGL Insurance & Compare the Market
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Matthew Crummack

CEO
Domestic & General
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John Heaney

Chief Executive Officer
Great American Insurance Group
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Mark Broadhurst

Managing Director Insurance, UK & Europe
DXC Technology
09.00 - 09.05

Opening remarks

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Katya MacLean

Former CEO
Guardian
09.05 - 09.10

Welcome from EY

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Alistair Brannan

Partner and UK Head of Retail Insurance
EY Group
09.10 - 09.30
Opening Keynote address 

Building on the Friendly Society legacy

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Andy Morris

CEO
Cirencester Friendly
09.30 - 09.50
Keynote address

Reinventing insurance: towards AI-powered prevention

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Sam Fromson

Co Founder and COO
Yulife
09.50 - 10.05
Presentation 

From legacy to Lift-Off. Getting Technology Transformation right in Insurance

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Gary Ardley

Life and Pensions Technology Leader
EY Group
10.05 - 10.45
CEO Forum

Assessing the future of life

  • Geopolitical uncertainty, geoeconomics, changing mortality and social mobility: how must FS providers evolve to navigate a shifting landscape?  
  • How are the needs of the future customer changing? How must providers respond? 
  • From acquisitions to new entrants: how is the shape of the UK life market evolving and how must insurers respond?  
  • Bulk purchase annuities: how can insurers best capitalise on exploding demand for de-risking? 
  • How is climate change impacting morbidity and mortality?  
  • How can providers best support customers to meet the transition? 
  • The first full year of Consumer Duty: what’s the impact been so far and how will compliance develop?  
  • From ‘doing digital’ to ‘being digital’: what are the next steps in the transformation of the industry?  
  • Towards agility and adaptability: how will culture, people and technology need to adapt? 
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Andrew Kail

CEO, Institutional Retirement
Legal & General
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Jim Islam

CEO
OneFamily
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Mark Till

CEO
Unum UK
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Sam Fromson

Co Founder and COO
Yulife
11.30 - 11.35
Opening remarks

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Juliette Foster

Owner
Magnus Communications
11.35 - 11.50
Keynote address

Reimagining insurance in the age of data ecosystems

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Evangelos Avramakis

Lead Foresight, Insights & Development
Swiss Re
11.50 - 12.10
Advisory

12.10 - 12.30
Fireside chat

A world of financial ecosystems: preparing the technology

• The consequences of Financial Data Access: how must IT architecture evolve?
• Learning from the leaders: what lessons can be drawn from the implementation of Open Banking?
• Developing industry-wide API and data access standards: what more is needed?
• Evolving the analytics function to seize the opportunities of new third-party data: what are the key opportunities?

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Head of Ecosystems, Innovation and New Businesses
VIG
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Dr Clemens Dietrich

Head of BMP Product & Process Harmonization
Allianz Direct
12.30 - 13.05
Panel discussion

Examining the strategic implications of FIDA

  • How is FIDA-enabled data access set to transform insurance?
  • How should insurers position themselves to capitalise on the opportunities and minimise the risks?
  • An insurtech and fintech explosion: will FIDA open the doors to a host of new entrants and what does this mean for the market?
  • What product and CX innovations could FIDA unlock?
  • Monetising access: how can insurers tap into a goldmine of data to unlock new revenue streams?
  • Trusted data custodians: how can the industry secure customer trust and buy-in?
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Slobodan Pantelic

Area Lead Partner & Customer
HDI Global
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Jérôme Balmes

Director Data, Technology & Innovation
France Assureurs
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Andres Lehtmets

Founder
InsurTech4good
11.30 - 11.35
Opening remarks

11.35 - 11.50
Keynote address

Reshaping the customer journey: the rise of embedded insurance

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Karl Grandl

Chief Executive Officer
Zero Insurance
11.50 - 12.10
Advisory

From recurring to resilient: Aviva’s payment innovation journey with Adyen

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Hazel Tahmasbi

Payments Change Analyst
Aviva
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Christy Milmine

Insurance Account Manager
Adyen
12.10 - 12.30
Keynote address

Working with the customer to meet their needs: achieving customer buy-in

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Chris Withers

Schemes & MGAs Director
Ecclesiastical Insurance
12.30 - 13.05
Panel discussion

A partner for life: delivering for customers at every stage

• The forever-renters, the DINKs and the side-hustlers: how are lifestyles changing and what are the implications for insurers?
• Bundled life-stage products: are these the key to increased customer profitability?
• Holistic risk management solutions: is the demand there? Among which demographics?
• Life-stage marketing: how effective is it in the P&C space? What does best practice look like?
• Increasing customer engagement with the need for risk management: what more can insurers do?
• Risk prevention and increasing customer touchpoints: how great are the marketing and sales opportunities?
• Trends in social values and behaviours: where next and what does this mean for insurers?

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Richard Pash

Chief Customer Officer
Zurich
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Sebastian Judez

Global Head of Product and Proposition
AXA
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Václav Geletič

Executive Board Member
Halali Insurance
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Sheridon Glenn

Global Vice President for Strategic Markets & Initiatives
Guidewire
11.30 - 11.35
Opening remarks

11.35 - 11.50
Keynote address

Getting to grips with climate risk severity: the need for data transparency

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Man Wai Cheung

Howden Re
11.50 - 12.10
Fireside chat

Understanding the changing climate: meeting the data challenge

• Measuring exposure: how are AI and advanced analytics changing understanding of climate risk?
• How can AI be optimised for an evolving risk landscape without a wealth of relevant historical data?
• From satellites to weather data: which third-party data sources show the most promise for quantifying climate risk?
• A cross-industry effort: to what extent should climate data be made publicly available?

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Perry Thomas

Chief Executive Officer
Flood Re
12.10 - 12.30
Advisory

12.30 - 13.05
Panel discussion

Insuring the uninsurable: where does the solution lie?

• How significant are the risks of climate uninsurability? In which locations?
• Parametric insurance: how great a role is it set to play in climate risk mitigation?
• From captives to structured insurance: will climate risk drive growth in Alternative Risk Transfer?
• The catastrophe bond market: is this the key to financing climate losses?
• Build back better: how can insurers ensure more resilient rebuilding post-loss?
• What climate risk adaptation measures are governments taking and what are the implications for insurability?
• Protection Gap Entities: is public intervention an essential component of insuring climate risk?

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Amy Ing

Underwriter - Portfolio Solutions
Tokio Marine Kiln
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Tom Dickson

President Innovation Strategies
OakRe
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Neil Kempston

Head of Incubation Underwriting
Beazley Group
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Elodie Hilderal

Managing Director EMEA
Duck Creek
11.30 - 11.35
Opening remarks

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Matt Gilham

Director
WHITELK Fraud Performance Consulting
11.35 - 11.50
Keynote address

Tackling opportunistic claims fraud

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Adele Sumner

Head of Counter Fraud Strategy & Financial Crime
Intact Insurance
11.50 - 12.10
Fireside chat

Tracking developments in organised fraud

• To what extent is insurance seeing an increase in the amount and sophistication of organised fraud?
• Crash for cash fraud charter: how can public-private partnership tackle this growing issue?
• Evolutions in identity fraud: how must insurers adapt to new methods of identity manipulation?
• Can more be done to work with brokers to tackle fraud at point of application?

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Scott Clayton

Head of Claims Fraud
Zurich
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Gareth Davies

Global Head of Fraud
Allianz Commercial
12.10 - 12.30
Advisory

12.30 - 13.05
Panel discussion

Evolutions in fraud: the view from insurance and banking

Fraud is evolving at an unprecedented rate, which means the counter-fraud must as well. This panel brings experts from across insurance lines together with an expert from banking to discuss how they see fraud developing, describe the measures they are taking to tackle it and give their advice on fighting fraud going forwards.

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Ben Fletcher

Director of Fraud and Financial Crime
Allianz
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James Burge

Group Head of Fraud & Recoveries
Hiscox
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Rajitha Prabhakaran

Group Financial Crime Officer
Domestic & General
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Darran Simons

Head of Insurance EMEA
FICO
11.30 - 11.35
Opening remarks

11.35 - 11.50
Keynote address

Quicker, simpler and more personal: digital transformation at Legal & General

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Jerry Butcher

Workplace Director
Scottish Windows
11.50 - 12.10
Fireside chat

Cloud transformation strategies: unlocking the opportunities

• Assessing cloud strategies: public vs private vs hybrid
• Where are the main challenges of migrating legacy systems into cloud environments?
• Refactor, replatform, rebuild: best practice for application migration
• Avoiding technical debt during ongoing change: how can this best be achieved?
• Towards composable architecture: what are the key next steps?

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Meg Duty

SVP
Puritan Life
12.10 - 12.30
Advisory

Beyond Pilots: Realising Value with Agentic AI & Automation

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Phuong Nguyen

Insurance Lead
Avanade
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Deane Roe

Financial Services Strategy Lead
Avanade
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Tara Purcel

Cloud & AI Lead
Microsoft
12.30 - 13.05
Panel discussion

Unlocking the power of AI: foundations for success

• Building the capabilities: what are the essential prerequisites for developing AI-powered services?
• What are the key lessons learnt from early implementations?
• Assessing the data foundations: how can data maturity requirements for AI goals be determined?
• Building the data backbone: how can insurers better structure and integrate data?
• Governance and risk management: how do frameworks need to evolve to prepare for the age of AI?
• Navigating the complexities of system integration: ensuring legacy architecture is up to the task
• Model transparency, explainability and avoiding bias: anticipating and allaying regulatory concerns
• Teams, talent and operating models: how should the enterprise be prepared for AI development?

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Harneet Kalra - Ethos Life

Senior Director, Technical Program Management
Ethos Life
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Seb Tindall

Director of Strategic Enablement
Vitality
14.20 - 14.25
Opening remarks

14.25 - 14.40

Beyond the buzz: How AI and emerging tech are redefining insurance business models

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Evangelos Avramakis

Lead Foresight, Insights & Development
Swiss Re
14.40 - 15.00
Advisory

Navigating the AI Era

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Nigel Walsh

Global Head of Insurance GTM
ServiceNow
15.00 - 15.20
Fireside chat

Compliant and explainable AI, now and in the future

• The future of AI regulation: what’s the likely direction of travel?
• Managing model risk: what are the critical safeguards?
• Data bias and algorithmic bias: which is the greater problem?
• Ensuring fair outcomes for customers: how does AI need to be controlled?
• Combatting illegal and proxy discrimination: what are the most effective solutions?
• Achieving explainable AI: how can the black box be broken?
• True transparency: will explainability become a regulatory requirement and a key differentiator for customers?

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Hellen Beveridge

UK & Ireland Head of AI Governance & Ethics,
AXA
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Chris Lloyd-Jones

Vice President for AI Consulting Transformation
Kyndryl
15.20 - 15.55
Panel discussion

Towards a truly AI-powered organisation

• How have insurers already made a meaningful difference their businesses with AI?
• What more needs to be done to align AI innovation with business goals?
• Lessons from implementation: what pitfalls has AI use to date revealed?
• To what extent is agentic AI transformative for AI-powered automation?
• Will customer-facing AI agents become the main channel for customer service delivery? And, if so, when?
• Will we see AI genuinely transform insurance? In what timeline?

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Chris Pearce

Chief Data Officer
esure
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Kath Howell

Head of Innovation
Markerstudy
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David Hitchen

Senior Solution Engineer
HyperScience
14.20 - 14.25
Opening remarks

14.25 - 14.40
Keynote address

From product push to precision fit: how tech-enabled MGAs unlock hidden niches

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Thomas Rettenwander

Co-Managing Director
VIG platform partners
14.40 - 15.00
Advisory

Moving BeyondLegacy Platforms to Build Trust in the AI Age

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Nick Emanuel

Lead Senior Solutions Architect
Quadient
15.00 - 15.20
Fireside chat

The future of embedded insurance

  • Charting the success to date: where has progress been made and where do pain-points remain?
  • A seamless purchasing experience: how can insurers better integrate their sales platforms with those of partners?
  • Legacy systems and embedded insurance: is using an MGA the only solution?
  • Embedding increasingly complex products: what are the keys to success?
  • Are embedded aggregators the future of insurance distribution and what could this mean for profitability?
  • To what extent could embedded insurance lead to the disintermediation of brokers?
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Nelson Castellanos

VP of Global Markets
HDI Enablers
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Patrik Garshol

Director, Strategic Partnerships
Gjensidige
15.20 - 15.55
Panel discussion

Towards more customer-centric insurance distribution

• How do customers want to buy insurance and what is viable across demographics?
• Avoiding poor consumer outcomes: what further safeguards are needed at point of sale?
• Better understanding prospective customers: the untapped potential of third-party data
• How can insurers do more to ensure customers understand products?
• How might the evolution of insurance into risk prevention affect distribution?
• Is advice set to become a more important aspect of insurance sales? What might this mean for both brokers and robo-advisors?
• The potential of agentic AI in insurance distribution: where it take us?

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Alexander Hess

Country Manager Germany
Assurant
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Adele Robertson

Head of Propositions
Hiscox
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Meg Duty

SVP
Puritan Life
14.20 - 14.25
Opening remarks

14.25 - 14.40
Keynote address

Beyond insurance: innovating the proposition

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Alexander Hess

Country Manager Germany
Assurant
14.40 - 14.55
Case study

The power of parametric

14.55 - 15.10
Panel discussion

Risk prevention: the underwriting and pricing implications

• Where have we seen risk prevention measures make a genuine difference to claims?
• Will customers’ need for lower premiums catalyse greater engagement with risk management?
• Understanding the economics: where are claims savings most likely to outweigh risk prevention costs?
• Moving from underwriting risk to preventing it: how are the data and analytics requirements different?
• What technology backbone is required to deliver risk prevention advice at scale?
• Getting more from the data: are there potential ancillary revenue streams?

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Øivind Skallerud

SVP, Property & Liability -Analytics, Product, & Price
Gjensidige
15.10 - 15.30
Presentation 

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Richard Robinson

General Manager
Insight
15.30 - 15.55
Fireside chat

The role of AI in pricing optimisation

  • Unlocking the true power of AI in pricing: what are the key hurdles? 
  • How is new technology enabling increasingly automated pricing of complex risks?  
  • Cracking the black box: optimising model performance and achieving explainability 
  • Enriching pricing with third-party data 
  • How can insurers build a truly agile pricing function in the face of economic uncertainty? Will agentic AI unlock a new level of dynamic pricing sophistication?  
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Tavish Srivastava

Head of Pricing for Travel Insurance
Admiral
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Kav Benepal

Head of Pricing Transformation
Markel
14.20 - 14.25
Opening remarks

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Matt Gilham

Director
WHITELK Fraud Performance Consulting
14.25 - 14.40
Keynote address

Towards proactive and speedy claims handline

14.40 - 15.00
Presentation 

From Pilots to Production: Real-World Impact of Agentic AI in Insurance

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Deviprasad Thrivikraman

Chief Executive Officer
Techvantage Analytics
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Roger Duffield

Executive Vice President
AAI Solutions
15.00 - 15.20
Fireside chat

A data- and AI-driven claims function

• From FNoL to processing: where have we seen the most progress being made?
• Where are the key challenges with implementing and scaling data and AI solutions in the claims department?
• Optimising data quality: what are the keys to success?
• How is the role of the claims handler evolving with an increase of digital and AI?
• Agentic AI: the future of claims handler virtual assistant?

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Alexandra Price

Senior Programme Manager - Analytics
AXA UK
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Vinod Poomalai

Head of Insurtech Product Marketing
TomTom
15.20 - 15.55
Panel discussion

Optimising claims efficiency

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Paul Burgess

SVP, Global Head of Multinational Claims
Sompo International
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Justin Skvarce

AVP
Arch Insurance
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Lee Kemp

Senior Product Owner – Claims
Markerstudy Insurance
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Sophie Meiklejohn

Head of Strategy Implementation and Innovation
Howden
14.20 - 14.25
Opening remarks

14.25 - 14.40
Keynote address

Changing health trends

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Stuart McDonald

Deputy Chair
Continuous Mortality Investigation
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Sacha Dhamani

Head of Longevity
Royal London
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Roshan Tajarpra

Head of Longevity Research
SCOR
14.40 - 15.05
Fireside chat

Addressing the mental health treatment gap: the role of the insurer

• The mental health protection gap: what is the scale of the problem and how can insurers help?
• Holistic understanding at an individual level: developing a data-driven approach
• The intersection of technology and mental health: how can digital enable customised intervention?
• From entheogen therapy to pharmacogenetics for mental health: how are treatments evolving?
• Generative AI: what role will it play in the mental health support?
• Developing truly preventative mental health services: what are the next steps?

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Ryan Hopkins

Strategic Wellbeing Lead
Bupa
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Kristina Ström Olsson

Nordic Health Communication Strategist Lead
If P&C
15.05 - 15.50
Panel discussion

Changing health trends and the next level of longevity and mortality modelling

• From GLP-1 agonists to testosterone therapy: how might the adoptions of new therapies into the cultural zeitgeist impact underwriting risk?
• Getting to grips with climate change: how will it impact morbidity and mortality?
• How can AI and advanced analytics overcome a lack of historical data?
• Digital health, genetic testing, pollution monitoring: how is new data transforming risk modelling?
• Continuous underwriting: is this the future? To what extent could it mitigate the impact of changing health trends?

16.25 - 16.30
Opening remarks

16.30 - 16.50
Fireside chat

Transformation strategies: unlocking the value

• Cost, performance, scalability and CX: how should insurers ensure clarity and realism in their migration objectives?
• Rehost, refactor, re-platform: how should insurers decide the right pathway to migration?
• Best practice in application migration: what are the practicalities and what are the pitfalls to avoid?
• Exit strategies: how can insurers ensure they can switch cloud providers with minimal disruption?

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Ollie Holden

Chief Information Officer
Intact Insurance
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Tim Mann

Chief Information Officer
NFU Mutual
16.50 - 17.10
Panel discussion

So long, legacy: How to use AI to slingshot your insurer into the future

• Confront the biggest barrier to innovation — legacy systems that slow speed to market for new products and services, limit agility, and drive up technical debt• Learn how to use AI to modernize legacy systems with productivity increases of 30%-40% across the software development lifecycle (SDLC)• Explore strategies to overcome legacy knowledge gaps, fragmented data and organisational silos• Discover how to effectively scale AI-driven automation across claims, product, underwriting, pricing and customer experiences to deliver measurable business outcomes

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Vandana Ohri

VP Engineering, Insurance Practice
Publicis Sapient
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Ben Ruddle

Strategy Lead
Publicis Sapient
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Jonathan Kay

Lead Architect
Bupa
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Jason Purvor

Cloud Transformation & Mass Migration GTM Practice Lead
Google
17.10 - 17.40
Panel discussion

Data maturity: the prerequisites of success

• Where are the key data hurdles preventing the optimisation of AI and digital?
• A team effort: propagating a culture of data appreciation and responsibility
• Unlocking the potential of evolving data management technologies
• Customer Data Management: busting siloes and unlocking holistic understanding
• Tapping the goldmine: leveraging generative AI to turn unstructured data into insight?

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Yanna Winter

Chief Information Officer
Generali
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Merve Alanyali

Head of Data Science
AXA
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Head of Group Data Strategy, Value Management and AI Innovation
Zurich Insurance Group
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Bart Meskens

Chief Information Officer
Baloise Belgium
16.25 - 16.30
Opening remarks

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Tony Tarquini

Founder & Chief Executive Officer
5189 Limited
16.30 - 16.50
Fireside chat

How could agentic AI transform customer experience?

• How is agentic AI different? What distinguishes it from generative AI and chatbots?
• How might AI-powered autonomous, decision-making agents be used both by insurers and customers?
• Could AI agents acting on behalf of customers spell a new era of light-touch and ultra-convenient customer relationships?
• Is agentic AI a gamechanger for truly proactive and timely hypersonalisation?
• Where will the greater ROI come from: increased sales and retention or lower cost to serve?

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Manuela Diviach

Head of Group Operations, Organization and Data
Allianz
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Joseph Lu

Director, Longevity Science
Legal & General
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Charlotte Byrne

UK Generative AI Lead
Capco
16.50 - 17.10
Advisory

Is policy admin ready for Agentic AI? A reality check

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Kevin Gaut

Chief Technology Officer
Instanda
17.10 - 17.40
Panel discussion

From theory to practice: operationalising agentic AI in CX

• Picking a pilot: which CX use cases present good testing grounds for agentic AI?
• Setting the parameters of agency: how much scope is too much and how much not enough?
• Creating the right data environment for agentic AI: what are the keys to success?
• Enabling real-time decisioning: what are the technologies required?
• Human and agentic AI collaboration: how do workflows need to change?
• From prompt injections to hallucinations: how can the risks associated with agentic AI best be mitigated?
• Moving from pilots to enterprise-wide deployment: what changes may be required to core systems?

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Tal Potishman

Innovation & Change Director
Markel
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Firas Ben Hassan

Deputy Heady of Artificial Intelligence Services
Allianz
16.25 - 16.30
Opening remarks

16.30 - 16.50
Fireside chat

Automation of underwriting: unlocking new efficiencies

• The ROI from automation: how much can loss ratios be improved? And what are the other potential benefits?
• How can fragmented systems and processes best be unified to enable greater automation?
• How are the skills required of underwriters evolving in an increasingly automated workflow?
• How can automation be built out into more complex products and risks?

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Alex Bibic

Head of Underwriting Technology
CFC Underwriting
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Elena Rasa

P&C Retail Group Chief Underwriting Officer
AXA
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Henry Nelson

Chief Underwriting Officer - UK & MENA
Liberty Specialty Markets
16.50 - 17.10
Presentation 

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William Steenbergen

CTO and Co-Founder
Federato
17.10 - 17.40
Panel discussion

Integrating AI and advanced analytics into the underwriting department

• Optimising data in an uncertain risk landscape: what are the keys to success and how critical is real-time data?
• Unlocking the power of predictive modelling: where are the key hurdles and how can they be overcome?
• From Model Risk Management to transparency to avoiding discrimination: how can the risks of with AI-driven underwriting be avoided?
• Generative AI: a step-change in underwriting efficiency?
• Could AI revolutionise understanding of where liability falls within supply chains?
• Bringing the team along: achieving employee buy-in to new solutions
• Avoiding the ‘everything AI’ pitfall: identifying where other solutions are more appropriate
• Art and science: where does human expertise still play an essential part?

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Robert Cornish

Head of Sales
Thamesbank Insurance
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Lorenzo Morganti

Head of Fraud Analytics
AXA
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Zhe Feng

Head of Algorithm Engineering
KI Insurance
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Peter Wanda

Chief Data & Analytics Officer, Head of AI, Engineering, and Shared Service
Zurich
16.25 - 16.30
Opening remarks

16.30 - 16.55
Fireside chat

Redesigning propositions around changing needs

• Are protection and retirement products keeping pace with changes in health and lifestyle?
• Closing protection gaps: how are enhanced underwriting capabilities enabling the offer of coverage to people with preexisting conditions?
• How is AI enabling ever more personalised products and services?
• Unlocking a wealth of digital health data: what needs to change for insurers to capitalise on the opportunity?
• Bundling across protection, retirement and wealth management towards holistic financial wellness

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Duraid Alsamarai

Head of Innovation and Health tech
Länsförsäkringar
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Pete Cowell

Head of Annuities, Individual Retirement Solutions
Standard Life UK
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Teresa Kelly Oroz

Group Company Secretary and Head of Public Policy
Irish Life
16.55 - 17.15
Advisory

17.15 - 17.40
Fireside chat

True innovation in life

• Bridging the longevity and wealth gap: what more must life and pensions companies do?
• From fertility to life concierge: assessing the opportunities of non-traditional product offerings
• How can established insurers form truly effective partnerships with insurtechs?
• But will we die at all? Life insurance, retirement, and a 1000-year human life expectancy

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David Kirk

Growth Leader, Technology and Health Solutions
Aon
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Mysa Ohkawa

General Manager
Dai-ichi Life Holdings, Inc.
09.00 - 09.05
Opening remarks

09.05 - 09.25
Opening Keynote address 

Building a regulatory framework for innovation

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Shoib Khan

Director of Insurance Supervision
Bank of England
09.25 - 09.45
Interview

Future of insurance in the digital age

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Yoram Schwarz

CEO
NN Czech Republic
09.45 - 10.05
Presentation 

The future of claims operations – from digital to agentic AI

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Neeraj Prasad

Insurance Practice Head
WNS
10.05 - 10.45
CEO Forum

Adapting to a changing world: how must the insurance business model evolve?

• How is risk and the appetite for risk management changing for consumers and businesses?
• Playing catch-up? Is insurance doing enough to keep up with the pace of change?
• Delivering genuine risk prevention: what’s the scale of the task and how profitable might it be?
• One-stop-shop risk reduction: how viable is a holistic risk management offering?
• Bad risk, good customer? Could a move into risk prevention change the profile of target customers?
• ‘Customer Success’: might risk prevention necessitate a more consultative relationship?
• Monetising ‘value-added services’: will they become the core product? If so, when and how?

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David McMillan

Former CEO
esure
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Jason Richards

CEO, UK & Ireland
Swiss Re
11.25 - 11.30
Opening remarks

11.30 - 11.45
Keynote address

Challenging the status quo: taking transformation to new levels

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Dan Fiehn

Chief Technology Officer
Markerstudy
11.45 - 12.05
Presentation 

Redefining Tier 1 Speed: How Aviva and ICE Delivered Enterprise Transformation

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Ian Craney

UKGI IT Director, Personal Lines & Claims
Aviva
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Andrew Passfield

CEO
ICE InsureTech
12.05 - 12.20
Keynote address

Creating a culture that empowers innovation and creativity at scale

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Matthias Cullmann

Guild Owner BizDevOps
Baloise Group
12.20 - 12.40
Fireside chat

Unlocking innovation at scale

  • Overcoming pilot paralysis: how can insurers shift from one-off initiatives to innovation at scale?
  • How can leaders ensure measurable business outcomes across the organisation?
  • What steps are needed to overcome organisational silos?
  • Scaling an adaptive and agile culture: what will this look like in practice?
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Dario Orkent

Chief Business and Digital Transformation Officer
Blue Capital
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Abdenour Abouateli

Executive Architect
CAA International
12.40 - 13.10
Panel discussion

Planning the next stage of transformation

• How are insurers’ evolving strategies driving transformation requirements?
• Where do the main investment priorities lie?
• What are the use-cases for AI in accelerating transformation efforts?
• What strategies are key to avoiding the pitfalls of a piecemeal approach?
• Developing the right talent: how will people strategies need to evolve?
• Creating a culture that fuels transformation: how can this be done at scale?

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Shane Dixon

Head of Change and Continuous Improvement
Intact Insurance
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Sven Trautner

Chief Strategy Officer & Head of Corporate Development
VIG
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Rebecca Haines

Change & Transformation Lead for Insurance
The AA
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Saki Thethy

Head of Data & AI
Aviva
11.30 - 11.35
Opening remarks

11.35 - 11.55
Keynote address

On-demands insurance: towards ever more personalised offerings

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Janthana Kaenprakhamroy

Chief Executive Officer and Founder
Tapoly
11.55 - 12.15
Presentation 

Your Data Knows the Customer Better Than You Think – Let's Prove It

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Iain Murphy

Managing Director Data & Insights
Contentstack
12.15 - 12.35
Interview

Redesigning pet insurance for the future customer

12.35 - 13.15
Panel discussion

New frontiers in personalised communication

• A personalisation revolution? How dramatic a step change could AI enable?
• The move into risk prevention: how is this shifting the personalisation goalposts?
• Preparing for ongoing communication: what are the opportunities and the challenges?
• Is conversational AI the answer to the personalised advice at scale that risk prevention requires?
• How can insurers best establish a virtuous circle of data-generating engagement and deepening personalisation?
• Personalising for accessibility: how can communications best be tailored to neurodivergent customers?
• Personalising to convey empathy: how can insurers make customers feel authentically cared for?

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Elliot Gradwell

Commercial Director
Assurant
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Marta Magnuszewska

Senior Director of Claims Analytics
Markel
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Gregor Stetina

Head of Customer Management International
UNIQA
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Derek Cummins

Chief Executive Officer & Co-Founder
PetExpert
11.30 - 11.35
Opening remarks

11.35 - 11.55
Keynote address

Ensuring motor insurance affordability: what needs to change?

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Hannah Gurga

Director General
ABI
11.55 - 12.15
Advisory

12.15 - 12.35
Fireside chat

Battling spiralling claims costs

• How can damage assessment tech unlock new levels of efficiency and fraud detection?
• Protecting against repair shop-facilitated fraud: what more can insurers do?
• How can credit hire costs be reduced?
• In-network repairs: what more can insurers do to incentivise use of approved repairers?
• Maximising the use of reclaimed parts: what further work is required?
• From PTSD to fibromyalgia: what further steps can insurers take to detect fraudulent PI claims?
• What further potential do analytics and AI have to reduce motor claims costs and fraud?

12.35 - 13.15
Panel discussion

Motor under pressure: strategies for success s

  • Changing market conditions: what is the outlook and how should insurers prepare? 
  • How can insurers drive further efficiencies and protect margins? 
  • Differentiating beyond price: what solutions lie ahead?
  • Winning loyalty in a switching market: how can insurers build trust and engagement? 
  • From premiums to payouts: how can insurers unlock opportunities from the EU Data Act? 
  • Success in the era of EVs: how can insurers navigate increasing repair complexity? 
  • Ensuring fair outcomes: how can insurers manage claims shortfalls in a volatile market? 
  • From ownership to mobility: what does the future of motor risk look like? 
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Manuel Cuomo

Head of Beyond Insurance Strategy
Unipol

Antton Peña

Chief Strategy Officer
Flock
11.30 - 11.35
Opening remarks

11.35 - 11.50
Keynote address

The opportunities of quantum AI in commercial lines

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Muhsin Tamturk

Senior Researcher
Antares
11.50 - 12.10
Advisory

12.10 - 12.25
Case study

Cargo insurance that delivers: the opportunities of embedded insurance

Breeze AI offers instant self-service cargo insurance, allowing freight forwarders and logistics service providers flexible protection, on their terms. Find out how they’re using embedded insurance to enable instant coverage with a simplified claims process.

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Eyal Goldberg

Co-Founder & CEO
BreezeAI
12.25 - 12.40

Addressing the AI risk gap

12.40 - 13.15
Panel discussion

Emerging risks for corporates: identifying and accessing fertile new markets

  • Which developing insurance markets are the most fertile? 
  • Across lines, how is the risk landscape changing? Where are new risks emerging?
  • How are insurers tackling them and what more needs to be done? 
  • Where do opportunities lie and how can insurers best prepare?  
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Frank Streidl

Head of Commercial Insurance
Zurich
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Raphael Borrel

Chief Risk Officer, United Kingdom
Generali
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Nicholas Gough

Climate Risk Specialist
Beazley Group
14.30 - 14.35
Opening remarks

14.35 - 14.50
Keynote address

Cyber risk: what can traditional insurers learn from MGAs?

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Tom Draper

Managing Director, UK
Coalition
14.50 - 15.15
Fireside chat

Measuring and monitoring cyber risk: leveraging advances in AI

• From foreign governments to organised crime to lone actors: what needs to be tracked?
• Fighting fire with fire: how can advanced AI protect against AI-powered attacks?
• Real time risk identification and management: moving beyond reliance on historical data
• The path to smarter risk management: how can threat intelligence best be integrated into cyber underwriting?

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Kelly Butler

Managing Director, Head of Cyber - UK
Marsh
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Daljitt Barn

Global Head of Cyber Risks & Head of Innovation Lab
Tokio Marine Insurance
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Matthias Schneider

Chief Risk Officer
Markel
15.15 - 15.45
Panel discussion

Cyber risk management: a holistic approach

• To what extent has DORA led to insurers unifying operational and underwriting cyber risk management?
• How far does this integrated approach address systemic cyber risk?
• What more can insurers do to identify and model accumulation of cyber risks?
• What is needed for cyber risk modelling to be a monetisable proposition for insurers?
• Cyber risk prevention: what are the optimal solutions for both insurers and insureds?
• How can expertise garnered in internal risk management best be passed on to clients?
• Do insurers’ departmental structures need to change to optimise cyber risk management?

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Daniel Winter

Group Head of Operational Risk
Sompo International
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Alistair Clarke

Managing Director & Cyber Leader in Aon’s Global Broking
Aon
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Jack Tolliday

QBE
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Adam Wickens

Head of Underwriting- UK
Relm Insurance
14.30 - 14.35
Opening remarks

14.35 - 14.55
Keynote address

Lessons from underwriting EV batteries

14.55 - 15.20
Fireside chat

They’re on the road! Navigating the complexities of autonomous vehicles

• From taxis to delivery to personal motor: how will AV adoption evolve?
• Hardware, software, telecoms: where do the greatest risks lie?
• Overcoming lack of historical data: are real-time telematics the answer?
• How will the growth of AVs reshape the motor insurance market in the long term?

Katy Simpson

Head of Telematics
AXA
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Ben Montgomery

Senior Product Manager
AXA UK
15.20 - 15.45
Panel discussion

The evolving role of OEMs in insurance: charting the strategic response

• How is the rise of subscription models and carpools already changing the motor insurance market?
• Which OEMs have moved into providing their own insurance and with what success?
• Could increased uptake of UBI lower the barriers for OEM entry into insurance?
• Could OEMs’ control of the motor supply chain enable them to offer lower priced insurance?
• From seamless CX to an ecosystem of support services: what will OEMs look for from insurance partners?
• How will insurers need to adapt to stay relevant in the evolving motor insurance value chain?
• Orchestrating a motor ecosystem: will any insurer other than Ping An make this work?
• What might a shift in the customer base towards OEMs mean for data utilisation, operations and underwriting?

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Ben Travis

Head of Strategic Accounts & OEM / Future Mobility
Ageas
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Patrik Garshol

Director, Strategic Partnerships
Gjensidige
14.30 - 14.35
Opening remarks

14.35 - 14.55
Keynote address

Growing geopolitical instability: preparing for disruption to trade patterns and supply chains

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Elizabeth Stephens

Managing Director
Geopolitical Risk Advisory
14.55 - 15.10
Keynote address

From satellites to space tourism: the future of space insurance

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Claire Davey

SVP, Product Innovation and Emerging Risk,
Relm Insurance
15.10 - 15.45
Panel discussion

Risk solutions for the energy transition

• What is the scale of the commercial opportunity of the energy transition?
• Managing renewable intermittency risk: what are the opportunities for insurers in this market?
• Insuring critical infrastructure: to what extent can data from IoT sensors improve pricing accuracy?
• How can the risks of new energy infrastructure be quantified in the absence of historical data?
• The potential of parametric: where could its use be most appropriate?
• Dealing with systemic risk and catastrophic cyber risk: where should insurers draw the line with policy exclusions?

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Alison Clarke

Head of Renewables
Aon
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Patrick Hinze

Head of Green Tech Solutions
Munich Re
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Katie Lennon

Head of Strategy for Energy Transition
AXA XL

P&C Stage - P&C CEO Forum

09.00 - 09.05

Opening remarks

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Juliette Foster

Owner
Magnus Communications
09.05 - 09.25
Opening Keynote address 

Navigating uncertainty: the impact of climate risk, AI and evolving social systems on the future of insurance

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Alison Martin

CEO EMEA & Bank Distribution
Zurich
09.25 - 09.45
Keynote address

Driving success in a volatile market

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Dr Christine Theodorovics

CEO
Baloise Luxembourg
09.45 - 10.05
Presentation 

How insurers can lead in a converging world

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Mohammad Khan

Partner, General Insurance Leader
PwC
10.05 - 10.45
CEO Forum

A new strategic paradigm? Achieving success in today’s uncertain markets

• Assessing the impact of global economic uncertainty on business strategies
• Diversification vs sticking to the knitting: where does the right balance now lie?
• Market consolidation: what does the future hold?
• Organic growth: where do the fertile opportunities lie?
• Identifying and reaching new, niche and profitable customer segments: how can this be achieved?
• Aligning technology and strategy: what are the keys to success?
• Ensuring sustainable profitability: what are the crucial changes required?

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Mark Bailie

CEO
BGL Insurance & Compare the Market
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Matthew Crummack

CEO
Domestic & General
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John Heaney

Chief Executive Officer
Great American Insurance Group
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Mark Broadhurst

Managing Director Insurance, UK & Europe
DXC Technology

Life and Pensions Stage - Life and Pensions CEO Forum

09.00 - 09.05

Opening remarks

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Katya MacLean

Former CEO
Guardian
09.05 - 09.10

Welcome from EY

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Alistair Brannan

Partner and UK Head of Retail Insurance
EY Group
09.10 - 09.30
Opening Keynote address 

Building on the Friendly Society legacy

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Andy Morris

CEO
Cirencester Friendly
09.30 - 09.50
Keynote address

Reinventing insurance: towards AI-powered prevention

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Sam Fromson

Co Founder and COO
Yulife
09.50 - 10.05
Presentation 

From legacy to Lift-Off. Getting Technology Transformation right in Insurance

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Gary Ardley

Life and Pensions Technology Leader
EY Group
10.05 - 10.45
CEO Forum

Assessing the future of life

  • Geopolitical uncertainty, geoeconomics, changing mortality and social mobility: how must FS providers evolve to navigate a shifting landscape?  
  • How are the needs of the future customer changing? How must providers respond? 
  • From acquisitions to new entrants: how is the shape of the UK life market evolving and how must insurers respond?  
  • Bulk purchase annuities: how can insurers best capitalise on exploding demand for de-risking? 
  • How is climate change impacting morbidity and mortality?  
  • How can providers best support customers to meet the transition? 
  • The first full year of Consumer Duty: what’s the impact been so far and how will compliance develop?  
  • From ‘doing digital’ to ‘being digital’: what are the next steps in the transformation of the industry?  
  • Towards agility and adaptability: how will culture, people and technology need to adapt? 
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Andrew Kail

CEO, Institutional Retirement
Legal & General
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Jim Islam

CEO
OneFamily
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Mark Till

CEO
Unum UK
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Sam Fromson

Co Founder and COO
Yulife

Stage 1: Transformation Stage - FIDA and data ecosystems

11.30 - 11.35
Opening remarks

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Juliette Foster

Owner
Magnus Communications
11.35 - 11.50
Keynote address

Reimagining insurance in the age of data ecosystems

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Evangelos Avramakis

Lead Foresight, Insights & Development
Swiss Re
11.50 - 12.10
Advisory

12.10 - 12.30
Fireside chat

A world of financial ecosystems: preparing the technology

• The consequences of Financial Data Access: how must IT architecture evolve?
• Learning from the leaders: what lessons can be drawn from the implementation of Open Banking?
• Developing industry-wide API and data access standards: what more is needed?
• Evolving the analytics function to seize the opportunities of new third-party data: what are the key opportunities?

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Head of Ecosystems, Innovation and New Businesses
VIG
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Dr Clemens Dietrich

Head of BMP Product & Process Harmonization
Allianz Direct
12.30 - 13.05
Panel discussion

Examining the strategic implications of FIDA

  • How is FIDA-enabled data access set to transform insurance?
  • How should insurers position themselves to capitalise on the opportunities and minimise the risks?
  • An insurtech and fintech explosion: will FIDA open the doors to a host of new entrants and what does this mean for the market?
  • What product and CX innovations could FIDA unlock?
  • Monetising access: how can insurers tap into a goldmine of data to unlock new revenue streams?
  • Trusted data custodians: how can the industry secure customer trust and buy-in?
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Slobodan Pantelic

Area Lead Partner & Customer
HDI Global
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Jérôme Balmes

Director Data, Technology & Innovation
France Assureurs
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Andres Lehtmets

Founder
InsurTech4good

Stage 2: Customer Stage - Meeting customer needs

11.30 - 11.35
Opening remarks

11.35 - 11.50
Keynote address

Reshaping the customer journey: the rise of embedded insurance

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Karl Grandl

Chief Executive Officer
Zero Insurance
11.50 - 12.10
Advisory

From recurring to resilient: Aviva’s payment innovation journey with Adyen

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Hazel Tahmasbi

Payments Change Analyst
Aviva
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Christy Milmine

Insurance Account Manager
Adyen
12.10 - 12.30
Keynote address

Working with the customer to meet their needs: achieving customer buy-in

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Chris Withers

Schemes & MGAs Director
Ecclesiastical Insurance
12.30 - 13.05
Panel discussion

A partner for life: delivering for customers at every stage

• The forever-renters, the DINKs and the side-hustlers: how are lifestyles changing and what are the implications for insurers?
• Bundled life-stage products: are these the key to increased customer profitability?
• Holistic risk management solutions: is the demand there? Among which demographics?
• Life-stage marketing: how effective is it in the P&C space? What does best practice look like?
• Increasing customer engagement with the need for risk management: what more can insurers do?
• Risk prevention and increasing customer touchpoints: how great are the marketing and sales opportunities?
• Trends in social values and behaviours: where next and what does this mean for insurers?

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Richard Pash

Chief Customer Officer
Zurich
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Sebastian Judez

Global Head of Product and Proposition
AXA
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Václav Geletič

Executive Board Member
Halali Insurance
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Sheridon Glenn

Global Vice President for Strategic Markets & Initiatives
Guidewire

Stage 3: Pricing and Underwriting Stage - Insurance in an era of climate change

11.30 - 11.35
Opening remarks

11.35 - 11.50
Keynote address

Getting to grips with climate risk severity: the need for data transparency

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Man Wai Cheung

Howden Re
11.50 - 12.10
Fireside chat

Understanding the changing climate: meeting the data challenge

• Measuring exposure: how are AI and advanced analytics changing understanding of climate risk?
• How can AI be optimised for an evolving risk landscape without a wealth of relevant historical data?
• From satellites to weather data: which third-party data sources show the most promise for quantifying climate risk?
• A cross-industry effort: to what extent should climate data be made publicly available?

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Perry Thomas

Chief Executive Officer
Flood Re
12.10 - 12.30
Advisory

12.30 - 13.05
Panel discussion

Insuring the uninsurable: where does the solution lie?

• How significant are the risks of climate uninsurability? In which locations?
• Parametric insurance: how great a role is it set to play in climate risk mitigation?
• From captives to structured insurance: will climate risk drive growth in Alternative Risk Transfer?
• The catastrophe bond market: is this the key to financing climate losses?
• Build back better: how can insurers ensure more resilient rebuilding post-loss?
• What climate risk adaptation measures are governments taking and what are the implications for insurability?
• Protection Gap Entities: is public intervention an essential component of insuring climate risk?

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Amy Ing

Underwriter - Portfolio Solutions
Tokio Marine Kiln
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Tom Dickson

President Innovation Strategies
OakRe
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Neil Kempston

Head of Incubation Underwriting
Beazley Group
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Elodie Hilderal

Managing Director EMEA
Duck Creek

Stage 4: Claims and Fraud Stage - Evolutions in counter-fraud

11.30 - 11.35
Opening remarks

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Matt Gilham

Director
WHITELK Fraud Performance Consulting
11.35 - 11.50
Keynote address

Tackling opportunistic claims fraud

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Adele Sumner

Head of Counter Fraud Strategy & Financial Crime
Intact Insurance
11.50 - 12.10
Fireside chat

Tracking developments in organised fraud

• To what extent is insurance seeing an increase in the amount and sophistication of organised fraud?
• Crash for cash fraud charter: how can public-private partnership tackle this growing issue?
• Evolutions in identity fraud: how must insurers adapt to new methods of identity manipulation?
• Can more be done to work with brokers to tackle fraud at point of application?

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Scott Clayton

Head of Claims Fraud
Zurich
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Gareth Davies

Global Head of Fraud
Allianz Commercial
12.10 - 12.30
Advisory

12.30 - 13.05
Panel discussion

Evolutions in fraud: the view from insurance and banking

Fraud is evolving at an unprecedented rate, which means the counter-fraud must as well. This panel brings experts from across insurance lines together with an expert from banking to discuss how they see fraud developing, describe the measures they are taking to tackle it and give their advice on fighting fraud going forwards.

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Ben Fletcher

Director of Fraud and Financial Crime
Allianz
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James Burge

Group Head of Fraud & Recoveries
Hiscox
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Rajitha Prabhakaran

Group Financial Crime Officer
Domestic & General
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Darran Simons

Head of Insurance EMEA
FICO

Stage 5: Life and Pension Stage - Unlocking the true power of transformation

11.30 - 11.35
Opening remarks

11.35 - 11.50
Keynote address

Quicker, simpler and more personal: digital transformation at Legal & General

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Jerry Butcher

Workplace Director
Scottish Windows
11.50 - 12.10
Fireside chat

Cloud transformation strategies: unlocking the opportunities

• Assessing cloud strategies: public vs private vs hybrid
• Where are the main challenges of migrating legacy systems into cloud environments?
• Refactor, replatform, rebuild: best practice for application migration
• Avoiding technical debt during ongoing change: how can this best be achieved?
• Towards composable architecture: what are the key next steps?

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Meg Duty

SVP
Puritan Life
12.10 - 12.30
Advisory

Beyond Pilots: Realising Value with Agentic AI & Automation

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Phuong Nguyen

Insurance Lead
Avanade
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Deane Roe

Financial Services Strategy Lead
Avanade
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Tara Purcel

Cloud & AI Lead
Microsoft
12.30 - 13.05
Panel discussion

Unlocking the power of AI: foundations for success

• Building the capabilities: what are the essential prerequisites for developing AI-powered services?
• What are the key lessons learnt from early implementations?
• Assessing the data foundations: how can data maturity requirements for AI goals be determined?
• Building the data backbone: how can insurers better structure and integrate data?
• Governance and risk management: how do frameworks need to evolve to prepare for the age of AI?
• Navigating the complexities of system integration: ensuring legacy architecture is up to the task
• Model transparency, explainability and avoiding bias: anticipating and allaying regulatory concerns
• Teams, talent and operating models: how should the enterprise be prepared for AI development?

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Harneet Kalra - Ethos Life

Senior Director, Technical Program Management
Ethos Life
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Seb Tindall

Director of Strategic Enablement
Vitality

Stage 1: Transformation Stage - Operationalising AI and next-gen analytics

14.20 - 14.25
Opening remarks

14.25 - 14.40

Beyond the buzz: How AI and emerging tech are redefining insurance business models

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Evangelos Avramakis

Lead Foresight, Insights & Development
Swiss Re
14.40 - 15.00
Advisory

Navigating the AI Era

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Nigel Walsh

Global Head of Insurance GTM
ServiceNow
15.00 - 15.20
Fireside chat

Compliant and explainable AI, now and in the future

• The future of AI regulation: what’s the likely direction of travel?
• Managing model risk: what are the critical safeguards?
• Data bias and algorithmic bias: which is the greater problem?
• Ensuring fair outcomes for customers: how does AI need to be controlled?
• Combatting illegal and proxy discrimination: what are the most effective solutions?
• Achieving explainable AI: how can the black box be broken?
• True transparency: will explainability become a regulatory requirement and a key differentiator for customers?

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Hellen Beveridge

UK & Ireland Head of AI Governance & Ethics,
AXA
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Chris Lloyd-Jones

Vice President for AI Consulting Transformation
Kyndryl
15.20 - 15.55
Panel discussion

Towards a truly AI-powered organisation

• How have insurers already made a meaningful difference their businesses with AI?
• What more needs to be done to align AI innovation with business goals?
• Lessons from implementation: what pitfalls has AI use to date revealed?
• To what extent is agentic AI transformative for AI-powered automation?
• Will customer-facing AI agents become the main channel for customer service delivery? And, if so, when?
• Will we see AI genuinely transform insurance? In what timeline?

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Chris Pearce

Chief Data Officer
esure
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Kath Howell

Head of Innovation
Markerstudy
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David Hitchen

Senior Solution Engineer
HyperScience

Stage 2: Customer Stage - Evolutions in distribution

14.20 - 14.25
Opening remarks

14.25 - 14.40
Keynote address

From product push to precision fit: how tech-enabled MGAs unlock hidden niches

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Thomas Rettenwander

Co-Managing Director
VIG platform partners
14.40 - 15.00
Advisory

Moving BeyondLegacy Platforms to Build Trust in the AI Age

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Nick Emanuel

Lead Senior Solutions Architect
Quadient
15.00 - 15.20
Fireside chat

The future of embedded insurance

  • Charting the success to date: where has progress been made and where do pain-points remain?
  • A seamless purchasing experience: how can insurers better integrate their sales platforms with those of partners?
  • Legacy systems and embedded insurance: is using an MGA the only solution?
  • Embedding increasingly complex products: what are the keys to success?
  • Are embedded aggregators the future of insurance distribution and what could this mean for profitability?
  • To what extent could embedded insurance lead to the disintermediation of brokers?
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Nelson Castellanos

VP of Global Markets
HDI Enablers
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Patrik Garshol

Director, Strategic Partnerships
Gjensidige
15.20 - 15.55
Panel discussion

Towards more customer-centric insurance distribution

• How do customers want to buy insurance and what is viable across demographics?
• Avoiding poor consumer outcomes: what further safeguards are needed at point of sale?
• Better understanding prospective customers: the untapped potential of third-party data
• How can insurers do more to ensure customers understand products?
• How might the evolution of insurance into risk prevention affect distribution?
• Is advice set to become a more important aspect of insurance sales? What might this mean for both brokers and robo-advisors?
• The potential of agentic AI in insurance distribution: where it take us?

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Alexander Hess

Country Manager Germany
Assurant
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Adele Robertson

Head of Propositions
Hiscox
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Meg Duty

SVP
Puritan Life

Stage 3: Pricing and Underwriting Stage - Towards better prices

14.20 - 14.25
Opening remarks

14.25 - 14.40
Keynote address

Beyond insurance: innovating the proposition

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Alexander Hess

Country Manager Germany
Assurant
14.40 - 14.55
Case study

The power of parametric

14.55 - 15.10
Panel discussion

Risk prevention: the underwriting and pricing implications

• Where have we seen risk prevention measures make a genuine difference to claims?
• Will customers’ need for lower premiums catalyse greater engagement with risk management?
• Understanding the economics: where are claims savings most likely to outweigh risk prevention costs?
• Moving from underwriting risk to preventing it: how are the data and analytics requirements different?
• What technology backbone is required to deliver risk prevention advice at scale?
• Getting more from the data: are there potential ancillary revenue streams?

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Øivind Skallerud

SVP, Property & Liability -Analytics, Product, & Price
Gjensidige
15.10 - 15.30
Presentation 

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Richard Robinson

General Manager
Insight
15.30 - 15.55
Fireside chat

The role of AI in pricing optimisation

  • Unlocking the true power of AI in pricing: what are the key hurdles? 
  • How is new technology enabling increasingly automated pricing of complex risks?  
  • Cracking the black box: optimising model performance and achieving explainability 
  • Enriching pricing with third-party data 
  • How can insurers build a truly agile pricing function in the face of economic uncertainty? Will agentic AI unlock a new level of dynamic pricing sophistication?  
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Tavish Srivastava

Head of Pricing for Travel Insurance
Admiral
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Kav Benepal

Head of Pricing Transformation
Markel

Stage 4: Claims and Fraud Stage - Claims

14.20 - 14.25
Opening remarks

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Matt Gilham

Director
WHITELK Fraud Performance Consulting
14.25 - 14.40
Keynote address

Towards proactive and speedy claims handline

14.40 - 15.00
Presentation 

From Pilots to Production: Real-World Impact of Agentic AI in Insurance

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Deviprasad Thrivikraman

Chief Executive Officer
Techvantage Analytics
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Roger Duffield

Executive Vice President
AAI Solutions
15.00 - 15.20
Fireside chat

A data- and AI-driven claims function

• From FNoL to processing: where have we seen the most progress being made?
• Where are the key challenges with implementing and scaling data and AI solutions in the claims department?
• Optimising data quality: what are the keys to success?
• How is the role of the claims handler evolving with an increase of digital and AI?
• Agentic AI: the future of claims handler virtual assistant?

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Alexandra Price

Senior Programme Manager - Analytics
AXA UK
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Vinod Poomalai

Head of Insurtech Product Marketing
TomTom
15.20 - 15.55
Panel discussion

Optimising claims efficiency

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Paul Burgess

SVP, Global Head of Multinational Claims
Sompo International
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Justin Skvarce

AVP
Arch Insurance
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Lee Kemp

Senior Product Owner – Claims
Markerstudy Insurance
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Sophie Meiklejohn

Head of Strategy Implementation and Innovation
Howden

Stage 5: Life and Pensions Stage - Health trends in focus

14.20 - 14.25
Opening remarks

14.25 - 14.40
Keynote address

Changing health trends

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Stuart McDonald

Deputy Chair
Continuous Mortality Investigation
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Sacha Dhamani

Head of Longevity
Royal London
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Roshan Tajarpra

Head of Longevity Research
SCOR
14.40 - 15.05
Fireside chat

Addressing the mental health treatment gap: the role of the insurer

• The mental health protection gap: what is the scale of the problem and how can insurers help?
• Holistic understanding at an individual level: developing a data-driven approach
• The intersection of technology and mental health: how can digital enable customised intervention?
• From entheogen therapy to pharmacogenetics for mental health: how are treatments evolving?
• Generative AI: what role will it play in the mental health support?
• Developing truly preventative mental health services: what are the next steps?

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Ryan Hopkins

Strategic Wellbeing Lead
Bupa
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Kristina Ström Olsson

Nordic Health Communication Strategist Lead
If P&C
15.05 - 15.50
Panel discussion

Changing health trends and the next level of longevity and mortality modelling

• From GLP-1 agonists to testosterone therapy: how might the adoptions of new therapies into the cultural zeitgeist impact underwriting risk?
• Getting to grips with climate change: how will it impact morbidity and mortality?
• How can AI and advanced analytics overcome a lack of historical data?
• Digital health, genetic testing, pollution monitoring: how is new data transforming risk modelling?
• Continuous underwriting: is this the future? To what extent could it mitigate the impact of changing health trends?

Stage 1: Transformation Stage - CIO Forum

16.25 - 16.30
Opening remarks

16.30 - 16.50
Fireside chat

Transformation strategies: unlocking the value

• Cost, performance, scalability and CX: how should insurers ensure clarity and realism in their migration objectives?
• Rehost, refactor, re-platform: how should insurers decide the right pathway to migration?
• Best practice in application migration: what are the practicalities and what are the pitfalls to avoid?
• Exit strategies: how can insurers ensure they can switch cloud providers with minimal disruption?

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Ollie Holden

Chief Information Officer
Intact Insurance
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Tim Mann

Chief Information Officer
NFU Mutual
16.50 - 17.10
Panel discussion

So long, legacy: How to use AI to slingshot your insurer into the future

• Confront the biggest barrier to innovation — legacy systems that slow speed to market for new products and services, limit agility, and drive up technical debt• Learn how to use AI to modernize legacy systems with productivity increases of 30%-40% across the software development lifecycle (SDLC)• Explore strategies to overcome legacy knowledge gaps, fragmented data and organisational silos• Discover how to effectively scale AI-driven automation across claims, product, underwriting, pricing and customer experiences to deliver measurable business outcomes

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Vandana Ohri

VP Engineering, Insurance Practice
Publicis Sapient
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Ben Ruddle

Strategy Lead
Publicis Sapient
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Jonathan Kay

Lead Architect
Bupa
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Jason Purvor

Cloud Transformation & Mass Migration GTM Practice Lead
Google
17.10 - 17.40
Panel discussion

Data maturity: the prerequisites of success

• Where are the key data hurdles preventing the optimisation of AI and digital?
• A team effort: propagating a culture of data appreciation and responsibility
• Unlocking the potential of evolving data management technologies
• Customer Data Management: busting siloes and unlocking holistic understanding
• Tapping the goldmine: leveraging generative AI to turn unstructured data into insight?

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Yanna Winter

Chief Information Officer
Generali
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Merve Alanyali

Head of Data Science
AXA
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Head of Group Data Strategy, Value Management and AI Innovation
Zurich Insurance Group
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Bart Meskens

Chief Information Officer
Baloise Belgium

Stage 2: Customer Stage - Agentic AI

16.25 - 16.30
Opening remarks

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Tony Tarquini

Founder & Chief Executive Officer
5189 Limited
16.30 - 16.50
Fireside chat

How could agentic AI transform customer experience?

• How is agentic AI different? What distinguishes it from generative AI and chatbots?
• How might AI-powered autonomous, decision-making agents be used both by insurers and customers?
• Could AI agents acting on behalf of customers spell a new era of light-touch and ultra-convenient customer relationships?
• Is agentic AI a gamechanger for truly proactive and timely hypersonalisation?
• Where will the greater ROI come from: increased sales and retention or lower cost to serve?

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Manuela Diviach

Head of Group Operations, Organization and Data
Allianz
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Joseph Lu

Director, Longevity Science
Legal & General
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Charlotte Byrne

UK Generative AI Lead
Capco
16.50 - 17.10
Advisory

Is policy admin ready for Agentic AI? A reality check

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Kevin Gaut

Chief Technology Officer
Instanda
17.10 - 17.40
Panel discussion

From theory to practice: operationalising agentic AI in CX

• Picking a pilot: which CX use cases present good testing grounds for agentic AI?
• Setting the parameters of agency: how much scope is too much and how much not enough?
• Creating the right data environment for agentic AI: what are the keys to success?
• Enabling real-time decisioning: what are the technologies required?
• Human and agentic AI collaboration: how do workflows need to change?
• From prompt injections to hallucinations: how can the risks associated with agentic AI best be mitigated?
• Moving from pilots to enterprise-wide deployment: what changes may be required to core systems?

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Tal Potishman

Innovation & Change Director
Markel
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Firas Ben Hassan

Deputy Heady of Artificial Intelligence Services
Allianz

Stage 3: Pricing and Underwriting Stage - The future of underwriting

16.25 - 16.30
Opening remarks

16.30 - 16.50
Fireside chat

Automation of underwriting: unlocking new efficiencies

• The ROI from automation: how much can loss ratios be improved? And what are the other potential benefits?
• How can fragmented systems and processes best be unified to enable greater automation?
• How are the skills required of underwriters evolving in an increasingly automated workflow?
• How can automation be built out into more complex products and risks?

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Alex Bibic

Head of Underwriting Technology
CFC Underwriting
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Elena Rasa

P&C Retail Group Chief Underwriting Officer
AXA
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Henry Nelson

Chief Underwriting Officer - UK & MENA
Liberty Specialty Markets
16.50 - 17.10
Presentation 

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William Steenbergen

CTO and Co-Founder
Federato
17.10 - 17.40
Panel discussion

Integrating AI and advanced analytics into the underwriting department

• Optimising data in an uncertain risk landscape: what are the keys to success and how critical is real-time data?
• Unlocking the power of predictive modelling: where are the key hurdles and how can they be overcome?
• From Model Risk Management to transparency to avoiding discrimination: how can the risks of with AI-driven underwriting be avoided?
• Generative AI: a step-change in underwriting efficiency?
• Could AI revolutionise understanding of where liability falls within supply chains?
• Bringing the team along: achieving employee buy-in to new solutions
• Avoiding the ‘everything AI’ pitfall: identifying where other solutions are more appropriate
• Art and science: where does human expertise still play an essential part?

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Robert Cornish

Head of Sales
Thamesbank Insurance
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Lorenzo Morganti

Head of Fraud Analytics
AXA
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Zhe Feng

Head of Algorithm Engineering
KI Insurance
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Peter Wanda

Chief Data & Analytics Officer, Head of AI, Engineering, and Shared Service
Zurich

Stage 5: Life and Pensions Stage - Renewing the relevance of life insurance

16.25 - 16.30
Opening remarks

16.30 - 16.55
Fireside chat

Redesigning propositions around changing needs

• Are protection and retirement products keeping pace with changes in health and lifestyle?
• Closing protection gaps: how are enhanced underwriting capabilities enabling the offer of coverage to people with preexisting conditions?
• How is AI enabling ever more personalised products and services?
• Unlocking a wealth of digital health data: what needs to change for insurers to capitalise on the opportunity?
• Bundling across protection, retirement and wealth management towards holistic financial wellness

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Duraid Alsamarai

Head of Innovation and Health tech
Länsförsäkringar
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Pete Cowell

Head of Annuities, Individual Retirement Solutions
Standard Life UK
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Teresa Kelly Oroz

Group Company Secretary and Head of Public Policy
Irish Life
16.55 - 17.15
Advisory

17.15 - 17.40
Fireside chat

True innovation in life

• Bridging the longevity and wealth gap: what more must life and pensions companies do?
• From fertility to life concierge: assessing the opportunities of non-traditional product offerings
• How can established insurers form truly effective partnerships with insurtechs?
• But will we die at all? Life insurance, retirement, and a 1000-year human life expectancy

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David Kirk

Growth Leader, Technology and Health Solutions
Aon
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Mysa Ohkawa

General Manager
Dai-ichi Life Holdings, Inc.

Session Five: The CEO Forum – Driving future growth

09.00 - 09.05
Opening remarks

09.05 - 09.25
Opening Keynote address 

Building a regulatory framework for innovation

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Shoib Khan

Director of Insurance Supervision
Bank of England
09.25 - 09.45
Interview

Future of insurance in the digital age

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Yoram Schwarz

CEO
NN Czech Republic
09.45 - 10.05
Presentation 

The future of claims operations – from digital to agentic AI

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Neeraj Prasad

Insurance Practice Head
WNS
10.05 - 10.45
CEO Forum

Adapting to a changing world: how must the insurance business model evolve?

• How is risk and the appetite for risk management changing for consumers and businesses?
• Playing catch-up? Is insurance doing enough to keep up with the pace of change?
• Delivering genuine risk prevention: what’s the scale of the task and how profitable might it be?
• One-stop-shop risk reduction: how viable is a holistic risk management offering?
• Bad risk, good customer? Could a move into risk prevention change the profile of target customers?
• ‘Customer Success’: might risk prevention necessitate a more consultative relationship?
• Monetising ‘value-added services’: will they become the core product? If so, when and how?

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David McMillan

Former CEO
esure
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Jason Richards

CEO, UK & Ireland
Swiss Re

Stage 1: Digital Stage - Taking digital transformation to the next level

11.25 - 11.30
Opening remarks

11.30 - 11.45
Keynote address

Challenging the status quo: taking transformation to new levels

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Dan Fiehn

Chief Technology Officer
Markerstudy
11.45 - 12.05
Presentation 

Redefining Tier 1 Speed: How Aviva and ICE Delivered Enterprise Transformation

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Ian Craney

UKGI IT Director, Personal Lines & Claims
Aviva
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Andrew Passfield

CEO
ICE InsureTech
12.05 - 12.20
Keynote address

Creating a culture that empowers innovation and creativity at scale

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Matthias Cullmann

Guild Owner BizDevOps
Baloise Group
12.20 - 12.40
Fireside chat

Unlocking innovation at scale

  • Overcoming pilot paralysis: how can insurers shift from one-off initiatives to innovation at scale?
  • How can leaders ensure measurable business outcomes across the organisation?
  • What steps are needed to overcome organisational silos?
  • Scaling an adaptive and agile culture: what will this look like in practice?
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Dario Orkent

Chief Business and Digital Transformation Officer
Blue Capital
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Abdenour Abouateli

Executive Architect
CAA International
12.40 - 13.10
Panel discussion

Planning the next stage of transformation

• How are insurers’ evolving strategies driving transformation requirements?
• Where do the main investment priorities lie?
• What are the use-cases for AI in accelerating transformation efforts?
• What strategies are key to avoiding the pitfalls of a piecemeal approach?
• Developing the right talent: how will people strategies need to evolve?
• Creating a culture that fuels transformation: how can this be done at scale?

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Shane Dixon

Head of Change and Continuous Improvement
Intact Insurance
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Sven Trautner

Chief Strategy Officer & Head of Corporate Development
VIG
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Rebecca Haines

Change & Transformation Lead for Insurance
The AA
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Saki Thethy

Head of Data & AI
Aviva

Stage 2: Customer Stage - Achieving true personalisation

11.30 - 11.35
Opening remarks

11.35 - 11.55
Keynote address

On-demands insurance: towards ever more personalised offerings

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Janthana Kaenprakhamroy

Chief Executive Officer and Founder
Tapoly
11.55 - 12.15
Presentation 

Your Data Knows the Customer Better Than You Think – Let's Prove It

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Iain Murphy

Managing Director Data & Insights
Contentstack
12.15 - 12.35
Interview

Redesigning pet insurance for the future customer

12.35 - 13.15
Panel discussion

New frontiers in personalised communication

• A personalisation revolution? How dramatic a step change could AI enable?
• The move into risk prevention: how is this shifting the personalisation goalposts?
• Preparing for ongoing communication: what are the opportunities and the challenges?
• Is conversational AI the answer to the personalised advice at scale that risk prevention requires?
• How can insurers best establish a virtuous circle of data-generating engagement and deepening personalisation?
• Personalising for accessibility: how can communications best be tailored to neurodivergent customers?
• Personalising to convey empathy: how can insurers make customers feel authentically cared for?

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Elliot Gradwell

Commercial Director
Assurant
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Marta Magnuszewska

Senior Director of Claims Analytics
Markel
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Gregor Stetina

Head of Customer Management International
UNIQA
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Derek Cummins

Chief Executive Officer & Co-Founder
PetExpert

Stage 3: Motor Stage - The keys to success in motor

11.30 - 11.35
Opening remarks

11.35 - 11.55
Keynote address

Ensuring motor insurance affordability: what needs to change?

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Hannah Gurga

Director General
ABI
11.55 - 12.15
Advisory

12.15 - 12.35
Fireside chat

Battling spiralling claims costs

• How can damage assessment tech unlock new levels of efficiency and fraud detection?
• Protecting against repair shop-facilitated fraud: what more can insurers do?
• How can credit hire costs be reduced?
• In-network repairs: what more can insurers do to incentivise use of approved repairers?
• Maximising the use of reclaimed parts: what further work is required?
• From PTSD to fibromyalgia: what further steps can insurers take to detect fraudulent PI claims?
• What further potential do analytics and AI have to reduce motor claims costs and fraud?

12.35 - 13.15
Panel discussion

Motor under pressure: strategies for success s

  • Changing market conditions: what is the outlook and how should insurers prepare? 
  • How can insurers drive further efficiencies and protect margins? 
  • Differentiating beyond price: what solutions lie ahead?
  • Winning loyalty in a switching market: how can insurers build trust and engagement? 
  • From premiums to payouts: how can insurers unlock opportunities from the EU Data Act? 
  • Success in the era of EVs: how can insurers navigate increasing repair complexity? 
  • Ensuring fair outcomes: how can insurers manage claims shortfalls in a volatile market? 
  • From ownership to mobility: what does the future of motor risk look like? 
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Manuel Cuomo

Head of Beyond Insurance Strategy
Unipol

Antton Peña

Chief Strategy Officer
Flock

Stage 4: Commercial Lines Stage - Opportunities in commercial lines

11.30 - 11.35
Opening remarks

11.35 - 11.50
Keynote address

The opportunities of quantum AI in commercial lines

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Muhsin Tamturk

Senior Researcher
Antares
11.50 - 12.10
Advisory

12.10 - 12.25
Case study

Cargo insurance that delivers: the opportunities of embedded insurance

Breeze AI offers instant self-service cargo insurance, allowing freight forwarders and logistics service providers flexible protection, on their terms. Find out how they’re using embedded insurance to enable instant coverage with a simplified claims process.

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Eyal Goldberg

Co-Founder & CEO
BreezeAI
12.25 - 12.40

Addressing the AI risk gap

12.40 - 13.15
Panel discussion

Emerging risks for corporates: identifying and accessing fertile new markets

  • Which developing insurance markets are the most fertile? 
  • Across lines, how is the risk landscape changing? Where are new risks emerging?
  • How are insurers tackling them and what more needs to be done? 
  • Where do opportunities lie and how can insurers best prepare?  
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Frank Streidl

Head of Commercial Insurance
Zurich
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Raphael Borrel

Chief Risk Officer, United Kingdom
Generali
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Nicholas Gough

Climate Risk Specialist
Beazley Group

Stage 1: Transformation Stage - Cyber risk

14.30 - 14.35
Opening remarks

14.35 - 14.50
Keynote address

Cyber risk: what can traditional insurers learn from MGAs?

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Tom Draper

Managing Director, UK
Coalition
14.50 - 15.15
Fireside chat

Measuring and monitoring cyber risk: leveraging advances in AI

• From foreign governments to organised crime to lone actors: what needs to be tracked?
• Fighting fire with fire: how can advanced AI protect against AI-powered attacks?
• Real time risk identification and management: moving beyond reliance on historical data
• The path to smarter risk management: how can threat intelligence best be integrated into cyber underwriting?

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Kelly Butler

Managing Director, Head of Cyber - UK
Marsh
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Daljitt Barn

Global Head of Cyber Risks & Head of Innovation Lab
Tokio Marine Insurance
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Matthias Schneider

Chief Risk Officer
Markel
15.15 - 15.45
Panel discussion

Cyber risk management: a holistic approach

• To what extent has DORA led to insurers unifying operational and underwriting cyber risk management?
• How far does this integrated approach address systemic cyber risk?
• What more can insurers do to identify and model accumulation of cyber risks?
• What is needed for cyber risk modelling to be a monetisable proposition for insurers?
• Cyber risk prevention: what are the optimal solutions for both insurers and insureds?
• How can expertise garnered in internal risk management best be passed on to clients?
• Do insurers’ departmental structures need to change to optimise cyber risk management?

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Daniel Winter

Group Head of Operational Risk
Sompo International
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Alistair Clarke

Managing Director & Cyber Leader in Aon’s Global Broking
Aon
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Jack Tolliday

QBE
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Adam Wickens

Head of Underwriting- UK
Relm Insurance

Stage 3: Motor Stage - The future of motor insurance

14.30 - 14.35
Opening remarks

14.35 - 14.55
Keynote address

Lessons from underwriting EV batteries

14.55 - 15.20
Fireside chat

They’re on the road! Navigating the complexities of autonomous vehicles

• From taxis to delivery to personal motor: how will AV adoption evolve?
• Hardware, software, telecoms: where do the greatest risks lie?
• Overcoming lack of historical data: are real-time telematics the answer?
• How will the growth of AVs reshape the motor insurance market in the long term?

Katy Simpson

Head of Telematics
AXA
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Ben Montgomery

Senior Product Manager
AXA UK
15.20 - 15.45
Panel discussion

The evolving role of OEMs in insurance: charting the strategic response

• How is the rise of subscription models and carpools already changing the motor insurance market?
• Which OEMs have moved into providing their own insurance and with what success?
• Could increased uptake of UBI lower the barriers for OEM entry into insurance?
• Could OEMs’ control of the motor supply chain enable them to offer lower priced insurance?
• From seamless CX to an ecosystem of support services: what will OEMs look for from insurance partners?
• How will insurers need to adapt to stay relevant in the evolving motor insurance value chain?
• Orchestrating a motor ecosystem: will any insurer other than Ping An make this work?
• What might a shift in the customer base towards OEMs mean for data utilisation, operations and underwriting?

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Ben Travis

Head of Strategic Accounts & OEM / Future Mobility
Ageas
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Patrik Garshol

Director, Strategic Partnerships
Gjensidige

Stage 4: Commercial Lines Stage - Commercial lines in a new world

14.30 - 14.35
Opening remarks

14.35 - 14.55
Keynote address

Growing geopolitical instability: preparing for disruption to trade patterns and supply chains

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Elizabeth Stephens

Managing Director
Geopolitical Risk Advisory
14.55 - 15.10
Keynote address

From satellites to space tourism: the future of space insurance

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Claire Davey

SVP, Product Innovation and Emerging Risk,
Relm Insurance
15.10 - 15.45
Panel discussion

Risk solutions for the energy transition

• What is the scale of the commercial opportunity of the energy transition?
• Managing renewable intermittency risk: what are the opportunities for insurers in this market?
• Insuring critical infrastructure: to what extent can data from IoT sensors improve pricing accuracy?
• How can the risks of new energy infrastructure be quantified in the absence of historical data?
• The potential of parametric: where could its use be most appropriate?
• Dealing with systemic risk and catastrophic cyber risk: where should insurers draw the line with policy exclusions?

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Alison Clarke

Head of Renewables
Aon
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Patrick Hinze

Head of Green Tech Solutions
Munich Re
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Katie Lennon

Head of Strategy for Energy Transition
AXA XL

4 NOvember 2025 | Day 1

SESSION 1

STAGE 1

P&C CEO Forum

The future of insurance | Driving success

STAGE 5

Life and Pensions CEO Forum

Driving Transformation | Assessing the future of life

SESSION 2

STAGE 1

FIDA and data ecosystems

Redefining insurance business models | Financial ecosystems | Strategic implications of FIDA

STAGE 2

Meeting customer needs

The broker and client experience | Reshaping the customer journey | Delivering for customers

STAGE 3

Insurance in an era of climate change

Data transparency | Meeting the data challenge | Insuring the uninsurable

STAGE 4

Evolutions in counter-fraud

Tackling opportunistic claims fraud | Developments in organised fraud

STAGE 5

Unlocking the true power of transformation

Cloud transformation strategies | The power of AI

SESSION 3

STAGE 1

Operationalising AI and next-gen analytics

CEO spotlight: Ageas | Compliant and explainable AI

STAGE 2

Evolutions in distribution

Tech-enabled MGAs | Embedded insurance | Customer-centric insurance distribution

STAGE 3

Towards better prices

The affordability challenge | AI in pricing optimisation | Risk prevention

STAGE 4

Claims

Guidance from the FCA | Data- and AI- driven claims function | Optimising claims efficiency

STAGE 5

Health trends in focus

Changing health trends | The mental health treatment gap | Changing health trends

SESSION 4

STAGE 1

CIO Forum

Cloud migration | Data maturity

STAGE 2

Agentic AI

Transforming the customer experience | Operationalising agentic AI in CX

STAGE 3

The future of underwriting

Automation of underwriting

STAGE 5

Renewing the relevance of life insurance

Changing needs | True innovation in life

After Party

End of Day 1

5 November 2025 | Day 2

SESSION 5

STAGE 1

The CEO Forum - Driving Future Growth

Building a regulatory framework for innovation | Future of insurance | Adapting to a changing world

SESSION 6

STAGE 1

Taking digital transformation to the next level

Operating as a digital first insurer | Taking transformation to new levels | Open payments

STAGE 2

Achieving true personalisation

On-demand insurance | IoT and AI | Personalised communication

STAGE 3

The keys to success in motor

Motor insurance affordability | Spiralling claims costs | The EU Data Act

STAGE 4

Opportunities in commercial lines

Quantum AI in commercial lines | Cargo insurance that delivers | Cyber insurance | Emerging risks

SESSION 7

STAGE 1

Cyber risk

The challenges and opportunities | Leveraging advances in AI | Cyber risk management

STAGE 3

The future of motor insurance

The future of personal motoring | The complexities of autonomous vehicles | Evolving role of OEMs

STAGE 4

Commercial lines in a new world

Growing geopolitical instability | The future of space insurance | Risk solutions for the energy transition

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Operations & IT highlights

We set the stage for Operations & IT leaders to tackle the biggest issues:

Operationalising AI

From getting the architecture right to scaling adoption, find out how Generali, AXA and Zurich are leading the charge.

Becoming a digital-first insurer

Discover how esure’s CEO has led a radical redesign, having now migrated 1.8 million policies to a new scalable, flexible, cloud-native platform.

Ensuring cyber resilience

Gain insights from Howden, Sompo, Markel and Marsh on designing and building truly safe and secure systems.

Legacy modernisation

Hear how the CTOs & CIOs of Generali, RSA and NFU Mutual are tackling data siloes, redesigning operations and modernising architectures.

CX highlights

We set the stage for CX leaders to tackle the biggest issues:

The potential of agentic AI

Get insights straight from the lab and track developments at the cutting edge with Allianz, Legal & General, Admiral and more.

Becoming a partner for life

Discover strategies for deepening engagement and delivering for customers at every life stage, with insights from Zurich’s Chief Customer Officer.

New data, new opportunities

Explore how evolving data ecosystems and FIDA will redefine CX excellence, with insights from HDI, Allianz and VIG.

Unlocking true personalisation

Hear from UNIQA, Markel and Assurant on latest developments in hyper-personalisation.

Marketing & distribution highlights

We set the stage for marketing and distribution leaders to
tackle the biggest issues:

Reaching new markets

Hear from Mark Bailie, Group CEO, BGL Group & CEO, Compare the Market as well the CEOs of tech-enabled MGAs, Mosaic and ZERO Insurance, on identifying and reaching new, niche and profitable customer segments.

Embedded insurance

From established players like Covéa and HDI to insurtechs like BreezeAI and ZERO, hear from pioneers finding true success with embedded insurance.

Unlocking true personalisation

Hear from Zurich’s Chief Customer Officer on opportunities for life-stage marketing, and from UNIQA, Markel and Assurant on latest developments in hyper-personalisation.

The Open Data opportunity

Explore how evolving data ecosystems and the implementation of FIDA will open the door to fresh cross-selling and up-selling possibilities with insights from HDI, Allianz and VIG.

Digital, data & analytics highlights

We set the stage for digital, data and analytics leaders to tackle the
biggest issues, including:

The digital insurer

Hear from David McMillan, CEO, esure following its migration to a new scalable, flexible, cloud-native platform and from the CEO of NN Group on the future of insurance in a digital age.

Realising the potential of agentic AI

Get insights straight from the lab and track developments at the cutting edge with Allianz, Legal & General, Admiral and more.

True data maturity

Senior leaders from Generali, AXA, Zurich and Baloise share insights on  unlocking the value of unstructured data and optimal implementation of a Customer Data Management platform.  

Ethical & explainable AI

AXA and the ABI will be discussing bias prevention, model transparency, ethics and a shifting regulatory landscape.

Fraud highlights

We set the stage for fraud teams to tackle the biggest issues:

Emerging fraud trends

Stay abreast of changing typologies and trends in organised and opportunistic fraud, from synthetic IDs to fraud in the supply chain, with insights from Heads of Fraud from Allianz, RSA and Zurich.

Unlocking the power of AI

Learn how AI leaders are addressing challenges in AI implementation, from the data backbone to model risk management and explainability, with insights from Chief Digital and Data Officers from esure, Markerstudy and Mosaic Insurance.

Data maturity

Discover how to achieve data maturity required for AI mastery with CIOs from Generali and Baloise, Head of Data Science, AXA and Head of Data Strategy, Zurich.

Distribution & channel change

Assess fraud risks arising from distribution and channel change, including embedded insurance and agentic AI, with insights from Zurich, Covea, Hiscox, Legal & General and Allianz.

Claims highlights

We set the stage for Claims leaders to tackle the biggest issues:

Plugging claims leakage

Get concrete insights from Sompo, Arch, Markerstudy and Howden on how they are optimising efficiency in claims.

Operationalising AI in claims

Learn how to build a truly AI-powered claims function with senior AI leaders from
AXA and Trygg-Hansa.

Evolutions in counter-fraud

Stay abreast of changing trends, typologies and counter-fraud tactics, with insights from leaders from Hiscox, Zurich, RSA and more.

Reducing motor claims costs

Gain actionable insights on practical cost control strategies from the Managing Director, Claims at Direct Line.

PLUS a dedicated claims meet up during the event

Product & proposition highlights

We set the stage for product & proposition leaders to tackle the biggest issues:

Data-driven propositions

From life-stage products to risk prevention, keep track of data-driven innovation with AXA’s Global Head of Product and Proposition and Vienna Insurance’s Head of Product Management.

New risks, new growth opportunities

Keep tabs on new risks, from autonomous vehicles to the energy transition, and hear from Aviva, AXA and more on how products will need to pivot.

Open data and the opportunities

Allianz, HDI, and VIG will be exploring how FIDA and a world of financial data ecosystems could unlock new product opportunities.

Value-added services

Find out where the opportunities lie and track the latest developments with insights from the CEOs from Markel and esure.

PLUS a dedicated pricing, product and underwriting meet up during the event

Pricing & underwriting highlights

We set the stage for pricing & underwriting leaders to tackle the biggest issues:

The new risk outlook

Hear from CEOs, from Zurich to Swiss Re, as they share insights on the prognosis for profitability in different lines and the impact on business and underwriting strategy. 

Adapting to climate risk

The CEO for Climate Risk & Resilience at Howden will share his insights on how data will transform climate forecasting and risk modelling.

Leveraging advanced AI

Hear concrete insights from the CDO of Zurich and the AI Analytics & Technology Manager of AXA on the work they’re doing with AI and advanced analytics.

The affordability challenge

Get the latest developments, including the ABI’s and pricing leaders’ views on what needs to change.

PLUS a dedicated pricing, product and underwriting meet up during the event