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Interactive panel discussions with experts in the (re)insurance space, moderated by the Insurance Insider Team. Ask questions and take part in polling.

The natural catastrophe protection gap -- uninsured losses as a share of total economic losses -- has narrowed over the past 30 years, but is remains large. Only one in every three dollars of catastrophe losses are backed by insurance, according to Munich Re. 
Despite the impact of climate change, a population shift to more vulnerable areas, and the increase in severity and frequency of natural catastrophe losses, some insurers see the protection gap as an opportunity.  The gap is wider in emerging markets, but consumer interest in purchasing new forms of insurance is nearly three times as high in emerging markets compared to developed markets, EY found.
Join Insider Engage, in partnership with EY, 10:30 ET/3:30 BST on Thursday, May 25, as we consider the risks and opportunities facing insurers as they focus on closing the protection gap.
Discussion questions include: 
--Overview: what is the protection gap? Where is it most severe?
--How are insurers changing their underwriting to offer more protection?
--What creative new products or distribution channels are coming to market?
--What role can insurance-linked securities play?
--Are there areas or risks that are uninsurable? 
--What are the challenges of launching private-public partnerships to help manage risk? 

Panelists include:
Isabelle Santenac, EY Global Insurance Leader

The Future of Insurance: Closing the Protection Gap

How will new and emerging technologies impact insurers across Europe?

The insurance space has undergone intense technological change in recent years as a centuries-old industry adapts to rapidly evolving customer needs and a new competitive landscape. 

Join our panellists to learn how digital technology is transforming the insurance industry as it seeks to streamline operations, improve customer engagement and drive growth.  Learn how insurers can improve underwriting efficiency through automation and how new data sets can bring greater accuracy to pricing and risk transfer.  We will also examine how companies can improve the customer experience while also gaining a competitive advantage in this new environment.

 For who:
This webinar is targeted at all professionals within the European insurance sector.  Participation is free but subject to prior registration.

Why participate:
-- Learn about the digital resources and capabilities insurers need to compete today.
-- Find out how technology can facilitate and accelerate entry into new markets. 
-- Be updated on the latest regulatory challenges insurers face as they ‘go digital’. 
-- Understand ‘co-opetition’ as partners compete and collaborate simultaneously.

Speaker: 
Magdalena Ramada, PhD, Senior Director,  InsurTech Innovation Leader - Willis Towers Watson’s Insurance Consulting and Technology

The Future of Insurance: AI, Automation & Digital Transformation in Europe

Property insurers underwrite homes and businesses based on geography, using zip codes, census blocks, or in some places, an entire county, to create a base rate. But within those territories, buildings may have a vastly different risk profile based on how close they are to wildfire zones, fire stations, or water sources.  Is it time for insurers to begin harnessing geospatial underwriting – the ability to rate an individual property based on its specific location? 

Join Insider Engage, in partnership with Guidewire, for a free webinar, 8 am PT, 11 am ET, 4 pm BT on April 13, as we explore the opportunities and challenges of using geospatial data to develop more accurate rates and maximize profitability.
Discussion questions include: 
--Overview of how properties are underwritten today
--Where underwriting territories fall short
--What geospatial tools are available to improve underwriting today
--What geospatial tools still need to be created
--What regulatory challenges do insurers face when moving to geospatial underwriting
--What is the future for geospatial rating

Speakers:
Tammy Nichols Schwartz, CPCU - Senior Director of Analytics & Data Solutions, Guidewire
Nickolas Alvarado, FCAS, Actuary - Property and Casualty Practice, Milliman
Darren Govender, Vice President – North America Market Lead, Analytics, Swiss Re

Moderator:
Meg Green, Managing Editor, Insider Engage

Eliminating Underwriting Territories: Is it Possible?

Whilst conditions in the market have changed dramatically since half-year 2022, FTI Consulting’s European Insurance M&A Barometer for 2022 shows that the dealmaking pace set last year has largely continued, setting new record volumes. While insurance transactions are not always officially announced, which may mean volumes are understated, 2022 witnessed a continued increase in European M&A activity in the insurance industry, with 435 deals announced compared to 379 in 2021 and 285 in 2020. As rising interest rates start to bite and debt financing becomes more expensive amidst the looming recession threat the opportunities for certain deals may start to narrow. Whether valuations reduce as a result remains to be seen. Despite prevailing conditions, high levels of ‘dry powder’ in the market, built up during the pandemic period from record fundraising rounds, continue to enable Private Equity funds and Private Equity-backed portfolio companies to deploy capital to suitable opportunities, albeit more cautiously.

Join Insider Engage, in partnership with FTI, as we discuss the M&A landscape in 2023 in a free webinar to be held on March 22nd, Wednesday. 3pm GMT.

Discussion questions include:  
1.  A review of the European Insurance M&A 2022 highlights
2.  Macro outlook and impact on deal activity and valuations
3.   US cross-border broker acquisitions and new wave of consolidation in Continental Europe
4.  Perspectives on the P&C legacy market
5.  The influence of Private Equity

Speakers:
• Rory O’Brien – Senior Managing Director, Co-Leader Global Insurance Services, FTI Consulting
• Herman Klein Wassink, Senior Advisor, Insurance M&A, FTI Consulting 
• Michele Titi-Cappelli, Partner, Goldman Sachs
• Ryan Brown – Deputy CEO, PIB Group
• Phil Bulgin - Chief Restructuring Officer, Zurich Insurance Group

Tailwinds or Headwinds for European Insurance M&A - A View from the Top

Following on from our December event on how to win the war for talent, our next Insider Progress hones in on a key generation needed to succeed: the mature workforce.
The London market and the wider (re)insurance industry has an ageing workforce. Over the past twenty years, in the UK more widely the employment rate for people aged 50 to 64 along has risen from 56% in 1993 to 73% at the start of 2020.

Join Insider Progress, in partnership with AIG, Arch, and EY at 3:00 PM GMT/10:00 AM EST on February 23, 2023 for a free webinar where we will discuss how the market can empower its older employees and make the most of their experience and expertise. 

Discussion points include:
• Tackling unconscious age bias in the industry
• Supporting 'Generation Experience' as an employer – the differing needs of a mature workforce
• Age-friendly recruitment – do current practices need an overhaul?
• The success of returner programmes for older candidates

Speakers:
Barbara Schonhofer MBE, Founding Partner, Harlschon
Sally Bucknell, Director - 'Future of Work’ function, EY
Dr Emily Andrews, Deputy Director for Work, Center for Aging.
Kirsten Valder, Chief Administrative Officer, Arch

Moderator:
Rachel Dalton, Senior Reporter, Insurance Insider

Age Inclusivity and Empowering a Mature Workforce

With a majority of reinsurance contracts renewing on January 1, reinsurers, cedants and brokers faced a hectic – and late -- renewal season. In addition to macroeconomic and geopolitical volatility, reinsurers faced an increased frequency of extreme weather events in recent years, which has resulted in some reinsurers shifting away from natural catastrophe to more profitable classes of business. Rising inflation and a looming recession were among the hot topics during this renewal season, as well as cedants’ increased demand for reinsurance against a backdrop of tighter capacity. 

Join Insider Engage, in partnership with KBRA, at 10:30 ET/3:30 BT on FEB. 7, 2023 for a free webinar that looks at how the January 1 renewals have impacted the market. We’ll consider issues including a possible recession, reinsurers’ shifting risk appetite, and capacity shortages that are driving higher rates and more complex negotiations.

Overview of Jan. 1 renewal market process
Update on capacity: where was the market tighter? 
 Where do you see it going for the remainder of 2023?
Was there adequate capacity?
What did you see in rates, terms and conditions? 
What is the impact of the changing risk appetite landscape?
How is the possible recession impacting the market? 
Will Lloyd’s reduce the capacity of its syndicates if they can’t obtain adequate reinsurance cover? 
What is the impact of the currency volatility on reinsurance markets? 
How is Hurricane Ian impacting the market?

Panelists: 
Carol Pierce, Senior Director, Insurance, KBRA
Jean-Paul Conoscente, CEO,  SCOR P&C
Nick Dranchek, EVP, Capital Management, BMS Group
Lisa Butera, Managing Director, Swiss Re
Moderator: Meg Green, Managing Editor, Insider Engage

Pricing, Capacity and Recession: 1/1 Renewals Aftermath

Against headwinds including raising inflation, increasing natural catastrophe claims, and growing competition, Property and Casualty (P&C) insurers are facing increasing pressure to write profitable business. While insurers often focus on improving their catastrophe and actuarial modeling for accurate yet profitable premium predictions, improving back-office functions like manual underwriting processes, and ensuring seamless experiences for policyholders to pay premiums and receive claims, could also have an impact. For instance, a recent study shows that certain P&C insurers could increase their revenues by up to 28% within five years, reduce claims payouts by as much 19% and cut policy administration costs by as much as 72% by implementing digital technologies in their operations. Innovative insurers are striving to provide this seamless inbound and outbound payments experience by using digital platforms that are aligned with customer’s preferences to potentially boost policyholder retention and acquisition. 

Join Insider Engage, in partnership with Worldpay from FIS, for a free webinar, 10:30 ET, Nov. 17, as we explore how digitizing premium payments and claims disbursements could help shave points from insurers’ loss adjustment expenses and combined ratios, while improving the policyholder experience.

 --What challenges do your customers face when buying a policy? 
--How failing to meet changing customer habits will cost you business?
--How removing friction from your payment systems lowers customer acquisition costs?
--The best products to leverage with digital payments now?
 --Why allowing customers a broader choice to pay the way they prefer best could reduce your costs?

Panel:
Alex Orechoff, Vertical Growth Director, Financial Services, Worldpay from FIS
Clement Demetz, Chief Financial Officer from SCOR
Phillip McGriskin, CEO, Vitesse PSP Limited
Julian Schoemig, Co-Founder and CEO, Diesta

How Digital Payments Can Help Improve Insurers’ Profitability

Some insurers are struggling to meet the growing consumer demand for fast, digital solutions. Consumers are expecting an “Amazon-like” experience, and look for fast, easy-to-use digital platforms -- and insurers who fail to deliver that experience may fall behind. Join Insider Engage, in partnership with Airkit, for a free webinar, 12:30 ET/9:30 PT, Nov. 9, 2022 where we explore how insurers are boosting customer satisfaction and retention by providing easy-to-use digital interfaces.

Discussion questions include:
•             How insurers are reducing the time to create a digital solution from months or a year down to a few weeks;
•             How mailing a 20- or 30-page form is being replaced by a link to digital document;
•             How to reduce first notice of loss from days to minutes;
•             How to decrease errors in forms from 40-50% down to zero;
•             What insurers should consider when looking for a low-code solution provider


Panelists:
Frank Golden, Strategic Leader, Airkit
Lauren Dieterich  | Senior Vice President, Head of Operations; Crum & Forster Surplus & Specialty Lines
Neil Owen, Global Head of Claims from SCOR
Grant Andrew, Vice President of Customer Success at Munich Re Automation Solutions
Parimal Kumar, Head of Technology, Claims and Shared Services, QBE

Moderator:
Meg Green, Managing Editor, Insider Engage

How Insurers Are Giving Customers An ‘Amazon-Like’ Experience

Workers’ comp writers face challenges including the ongoing pandemic and inflation, plus the unknown impact of new technology. While the workers’ comp system continues to remain profitable -- and outperform other property/casualty lines -- unlike the rest of the market, rates are softening. Join Insider Engage, in partnership with Markel, as we explore the opportunities and challenges facing workers’ compensation writers in a free webinar, 10:30 ET, Oct. 26. 


Discussion questions include:
What are current market conditions?
What trends are you seeing? 
What are you seeing in rates – new vs. renewal business? 
What challenges face writing new business? 
How has the pandemic/work from home impacted business? 
How is the line performing?
Could you discuss how the broker consolation is impacting business? 
How is technology impacting the acquisition of new business? 
How are digital solutions like application programming interface (APIs) impacting the business?

Speakers:

Mike Muma – Managing Director, Small Commercial Underwriting
Lauren Emmons – Strategic Relationship Manager at Tarmika
Scott Menath – Managing Partner and Commercial Lines Producer at Menath Insurance
Jeff Eddinger, Senior Division Executive at NCCI

Host:
Meg Green, Managing Editor - Insider Engage

New Challenges, New Opportunities Facing Workers’ Comp

The female proportion of people in leadership positions across Lloyd’s businesses has increased by one percentage point to 30% in the past year, according to the Corporation’s latest figures.

The latest version of Lloyd’s culture dashboard revealed progress towards the market target of 35% female representation in leadership positions – including the presence of boards and executive committees and direct reports to the latter. With just over a quarter of businesses (26%) in the market have met or exceeded the 35% target, and 63% have increased the proportion of female leadership in the past year.
Join our webinar discussion on Women in the C-suite: Addressing the market shortfall, in partnership with AIG & Arch, as our experts provide insight on addressing the market shortfall, ensuring momentum continues and addressing any areas of weakness, to maintain the unique ability to attract, connect and grow the best talent in the industry.

This session will focus on practical ways in which companies can progress when it comes to female representation, with discussion points including:
• Why has progress been so slow?
• The importance of role modelling – if you can’t see it, it’s hard to be it
• Breaking down the barriers to female career progression
• Hiring and promotion – are we recruiting most effectively? Balancing meritocracy with the need to increase gender balance
• Bringing women back into the market after career breaks

Details:
Date: Wednesday, 5th October 2022
Webinar Discussion: 3:00 – 4:00pm BST

Presenter: 
Catrin Shi, Editor-in-Chief, Insurance Insider
Speakers:
o Sheila Cameron, Chief Executive Officer, Lloyd’s Market Association (LMA)
o Patrick Tiernan, Chief of Markets, Lloyd’s
o Adrian Cox, Chief Executive Officer, Beazley

Women in the C-suite: Addressing the Market Shortfall

Underwriting is the foundation of the insurance industry. Optimizing underwriting and underwriting operations is crucial to the success of a carrier and any intermediary with binding authority.  
 
While tremendously important, the underwriting workflow still has several unresolved pain points relating to data compilation, analysis, input, and rekeying. Intelligent automation is the solution to these challenges, and can lead to an increase in productivity, performance, and profitability.  
 
AI-powered intelligent automation solutions automate these repetitive tasks, eliminate manual rekeying, alleviate bottlenecks, and free up time for higher-priority work. But to reap these benefits you must successfully implement an effective solution into your underwriting workflow. This can seem like a daunting undertaking, but it doesn’t need to be.  Join this free webinar, in partnership with Eigen Technologies, 4 pm BST, Sept. 29, 2022, to hear from industry experts on their approach to implementing intelligent automation solutions.  
 
What you’ll learn from this webinar: 
•             How to identify the processes that will benefit most from automation 
•             How to choose the right technology partner for your business 
•             How to set and manage stakeholder expectations 
•             What the implementation challenges are and how to overcome them  
•             How to harness the power of AI without losing the human touch

Speakers: 
Chris Mullan, Principal Product Manager, Eigen Technologies
Mark Patterson, Partner, Deloitte
Guenter Kryszon, Global Executive Underwriting Officer, Property - Markel
Nanditha Nandy, Head Analytics Impact+ L&H Global - Swiss Re

Moderator: Matt Scott, Insider Engage

How to Implement Intelligent Automation So It Truly Works in Underwriting

The cyber insurance market is set to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 25% between 2022 and 2028, to reach a market size of US$28 billion, according to RMS. But the nascent cyber market is different from long-established natural catastrophe peril markets, which are well understood in terms of loss experience and is underpinned by trusted analytics from catastrophe models. Unlike natural catastrophe risk diversification, where insurers can diversify risk by geography or peril type, the cyber landscape is too complex and highly uncertain. Is it time to manage cyber risk like catastrophe risk? 

Join us 10 a.m. EST, Sept. 22, for a free webinar, offered in partnership with RMS, where we will explore how reinsurers should be preparing for a cyber catastrophe.

Discussion questions include:
--How do you define a cyber catastrophe?
--Has the insurance industry already experienced a cyber catastrophe?
-- How should reinsurers be managing their cyber risk when the average time to detect and contain a cyberattack is nine months, (according to The Cost of Data Breach Report by IBM)?
--How have cyber cat models evolved?
--What should reinsurers be doing to manage their aggregation risk?

Panelists include:
Matt Harrison, Director, Product Management, Cyber at RMS
Robert Ashton, CEO,  Radius Specialty Limited
Simon Dejung, Global Line Cyber, Chief Underwriting Officer, SCOR SE
Dr. Stephan Brunner, Cyber Actuary, Munich Re

Moderator: 
Meg Green, Managing Editor, Insider Engage

Are (Re)insurers Prepared to Face a Cyber Catastrophe?

Mutual insurers are among the oldest form of insurance companies, but often receive less attention than their publicly traded counterparts. However, the mutual insurance space has been quietly evolving, embracing new technology and has even seen several new companies launch as reciprocals. Join us for a free webinar, offering in partnership with KBRA, 10 a.m., Sept. 7, as we explore the world of mutual insurers with a fresh eye.
Discussion questions include:
-- From a credit rating perspective, what are key strengths and weaknesses of a mutual insurance structure and how do mutual holding companies fit into the picture?
--Why would mutual companies form a mutual holding company structure? 
--How have mutual insurers embraced technology?
--What new mutual insurers (reciprocals) have been launched in recent years? 
--What is driving the trend to launch reciprocals?

Speakers include: 
Peter Giacone, Senior Managing Director, KBRA
Keith Wolfe, President US P&C, Swiss Reinsurance America Corporation
Mark Murray, Managing Director, Guy Carpenter

Host: Meg Green, Managing Editor, Insider Engage

Mutual Insurers: More Than Meets the Eye

The U.S. is the epicenter of wildfire risk. All but three of the 19 most expensive wildfires, costing more than $1 billion in losses occurring in the U.S. Of all wildfire losses paid by the insurance industry since 1950, 70% has occurred since 2015 alone, according to Aon. Population shifts, climate change and new state guidelines can make it a complex peril for insurers and reinsurers to underwrite – but it remains an insurable risk, when using the right tools. Join us 11 a.m. EST on August 24, for a free webinar offered in association with Guidewire, to examine how insurers and reinsurers can better manage wildfire risk. 

Discussion questions include:  

--How to profitability underwrite wildfire-exposed properties 
--How to measure a property’s wildfire hazard risk and survivability  
--How to manage your portfolio’s wildfire aggregations 
--Why wildfire is a nationwide risk 
--How to find adequate market capacity 
--Why wildfire hazard models are focusing on the wrong variables 
--How climate change is impacting wildfire risk 
--How changes in California laws will impact the insurance industry 

Speakers include: 

Bob Frady, VP - HazardHub 
Jason Janofsky CTO, VP Engineering - Betterview 
Kevin Van Leer, Senior Director of Client Success - CAPE Analytics

Moderator:  

Meg Green, Managing Editor, Insider Engage

Is America Burning? How Insurers Can Better Manage Growing Wildfire Risk

Asset managers, investment advisers and financial planners are all experiencing changes in the way they’ve had to operate, reflecting multiple factors that bring uncertainty and risk, including: new technologies that impact how they view and run their business, new asset classes, the impact of the pandemic, global inflation, the war in Europe, and an uptick in cyberattacks. Join Insider Engage, in partnership with Markel, for a free webinar, 10 a.m., Aug. 23, as we explore the many challenges facing asset managers and how those challenges are impacting liability insurance, including Errors & Omissions, Directors & Officers, Cyber, and Crime & Fidelity.

Discussion questions include:
--Innovation, disruption and the changing environment. How could these trends affect advisers’ ability to get insurance for this changing environment? Is current policy wording sufficient to cover the evolving landscape?
--Cyber insurance: Are the risk profiles of asset managers better than for other industries?
--Recent trends from custodians: What types of insurance are custodians requiring of investment advisers?  What issues have contributed to custodians’ decisions to require coverage for firms on their platform? What will happen if all custodians require cyber security coverage but capacity is limited?
--Cryptocurrency: When will regulators approve cryptocurrency? Should cryptocurrency and digital assets be insurable?
--Macro events: pandemic, inflation, European war: What new or expanded types of insurance claims could be triggered by inflation, supply change disruptions, or a drawn-out war in Europe? What impact has “the great resignation” had on asset managers and their risk profiles?

Speakers include: 
Travis Pearson – Senior Director, Commercial Financial Institutions, Markel
Brian Francetich – Shareholder & Director, Golsan Scruggs RIA
Stephen Galletto - Attorney and Shareholder, Stark & Stark
Jay Hummel –Partner, WAGN and CEO, AiK2

The Changing Risk Landscape for Wealth and Asset Managers

Insurers and reinsurers face increased scrutiny over their ability to manage the “hot spots” of their accumulated risks across multiple business entities and cedants. The Property Insurance industry continues to evolve in complexity, with both exposures and risks rising, plus an explosion in data streaming into disparate tools from multiple sources. Amidst the growing pressure to provide a portfolio-wide loss assessment, it’s imperative that (re)insurers know where to grow their business, and where not to. Join Insider Engage for a free webinar, in partnership with RMS, 10:00 a.m EST/ 3:00 p.m BST, Wednesday, July 20, as we explore the latest ways to address the biggest challenges in managing portfolio risk.
Questions: 
--Case study: The danger of being blind-sided by not fully understanding your exposure
--How to identify top challenges to understanding your enterprise-wide exposures
--How to produce loss estimates for the entire company when an event strikes 
--How to find the key hot spots, and what to look for
--How to build a unified view of risk
--How to get a portfolio-wide view of complex reinsurance structures
--How to aggregate vast amounts of data from different sources
--How to reduce the time needed to analyze data

Speakers: 
Luke Norman, Director, Product Management, RMS
Emma (Mercer) Watkins - Head of Exposure Management & Aggregation, Lloyd's
Raz Jahid, Global Head of Exposure Management, AXIS Capital
David Singh, Director, Head of Climate Analytics & Exposure Management, Willis Towers Watson

Host: Meg Green, Managing Editor, Insider Engage

Enterprise-Wide Exposures: Exploring the Top Challenges

As hurricane and California wildfire seasons get underway, insurers are focusing on how best to manage their natural catastrophe risk. 

Join us for a free webinar, offered in partnership with KBRA, 11 a.m. EST June 28, as we explore how insurers are navigating the increase in severity and frequency of claims. 

Discussion questions include:
What’s the outlook for the U.S. hurricane season this year? 
What were the take-aways from June 1 and July 1 natural catastrophe reinsurance renewals?
How are underwriters accounting for challenges like supply chain issues and inflation? 
How is the increased severity and frequency of natural catastrophe claims impacting insurers’ balance sheets?
What tools are insurers using to protect their balance sheets?

Speakers include: 
Peter Giacone, Senior Managing Director, KBRA
Dr. Ryan Truchelut, Chief Meteorologist of WeatherTiger, LLC
Steven L Patterson, President & CEO, Oregon Mutual Insurance
Michael Sonnenholzner, SVP, Property Team Lead, Munich Re US


Host: Meg Green, Managing Editor, Insider Engage

Wildfire, Wind & Rain: Insurers Bracing For Cat Season

As we enter cat season, property insurers are facing an explosion on both severity and frequency of claims, now more than ever compounded by economic and social inflation. Please join us for this free webinar, offered in partnership with Markel, at 10 a.m. on June 8 as we will explore threats including: 

--Secondary perils outpacing traditional hurricane and earthquake risks;
--The shift as once short-tail claims now linger open longer due to increased litigation and supply chain volatility;
--The heavy weight of inflation, both economic and social, and the rise of moral hazards from insureds now struggling to keep up with routine maintenance.

Discussion questions include: 
--Overview of natural catastrophe losses striking personal and commercial property underwriters for the first half of 2022
--Are areas of the U.S. becoming uninsurable? How should the insurance industry be responding?
--What is the force behind property claims becoming difficult to close quickly? What are insurers doing? 
--Earthquakes and hurricanes used to dominate both headlines and natural catastrophe claims. What perils are causing the biggest losses today? How are underwriters adjusting?
--It’s been years since insurers have seen inflation rising as rapidly as it has in the last year. How is this impacting their business?
--Supply chain costs have never been more volatile. How can underwriters respond

Panelists include:
--Adriana Belli, Managing Director, Property, Marine, and Personal Lines Claims, Markel
--Guenter Kryszon, Global Executive Underwriting Officer, Property, Markel
--Raghav Maheshwari, Senior Client Partner, Global P&C Business, EXL Service
--Roberto Stewart, Chief Operating Officer,  Engle Martin
-Host: Meg Green, Insider Engage Managing Editor

Property Insurers Face Escalating Risks: Inflation, Litigation & Climate Change

In association with Guidewire, watch this free webinar on demand for an analysis on emerging global cyber risk trends and mitigating their systematic implications.

Speakers include:
- Catrin Shi, Acting Managing Editor, The Insurance Insider
- Matt Honea, Director of Cyber, Guidewire
- Monica Tigleanu, Team Leader - International Wholesale, Cyber and Technology Risk, Marsh
- James Tuplin, Head of Cyber and TMT, International, AXA XL
- William Wright, Partner, Paragon International Insurance Brokers

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