How have the SECEE motor insurance markets in review fared in 2018?
Profitability – the top issue
Pricing – a matter of discontent?
Dealing with the aging car fleets – how should insurers adapt?
Road carriers and insurers: top issues of a challenging relationship
The 2019 Joint Industry Forum will bring together the most accomplished thinkers and business leaders from commercial and personal lines property/casualty, life insurance companies, reinsurance, industry trade associations, top brokers and service companies, and regulatory agencies.
The 4th China Health Insurance Forum 2019 will set the theme as “Build on the Past, Establish a New Ecosystem of China Health Insurance.
Innovate for Growth under Global New Trends
Regulating the digital innovation
Digitalization and the regulatory environment – the “TO DO” list
The impact of new technologies on sales, underwriting and claims management
The costs for a start-up to meet the regulatory requirements
Superior Claims Handling Through Efficient Underwriting as the Future of Insurance
Data Protection & Privacy
Data Protection World Forum is a leading conference & expo taking place on 20th & 21st November, 2018 at ExCeL, London.
2018 is a landmark year in data protection and privacy, and Data Protection World Forum will be capping the year off with its inaugural event.
By attending Baden-Baden XPRIMM Reception, you will get the chance to be among the first readers of XPRIMM Insurance Report– CEE, SEE, CIS – 1H 2018 – the most comprehensive analysis report for over 30 insurance markets
INSURANCE Profile– Romania, Turkey, Russia, Kazakhstan in facts & figures
Insurers Need to Step up their Game
Know it or not; like it or not; we are in the midst of IR4 – the Fourth Industrial Revolution (IR4). And this is strictly a technology-based knowledge revolution that is disrupting almost every industry in the world, insurance included. Somehow the banks seem more prepared though InsurTech is gaining ground and insurance CEOs are beginning to get tech-savvy and some even tech-speak.
The legacy of the costliest year in NatCat losses terms
