Finance Transformation in Insurance : a conversation with Paolo Rubano

We are pleased to announce the call for papers for the “18th international conference on pensions, insurance and savings”. After a 2-year break due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the conference will resume face to face under strict sanitary conditions. The aim of the conference is to provide researchers a friendly environment to present and discuss their latest research.

In this one-hour recorded webcast, industry experts discuss steps toward creating a truly digital enterprise which drives more efficient, reliable processes, a more collaborative work environment, and a powerful customer experience. You will learn: Ways to mobilize data for faster service, improved coverage, and better customer service; Why data normalization must be a part of any digital transformation initiative; and How to plan for managing and mobilizing data better across systems and platforms.

With hardening markets across many product lines, challenging reinsurance markets, and preparations for a once in a generation regulatory change on pricing, it could be said that the general insurance market is living through a perfect storm. Looking ahead to 2022 and the changes on the horizon, might the tide be about to turn? Or will the grave impacts of climate change, an ongoing pandemic, and the threat of many other headline-making loss events, such as a large-scale cyber-attack, mean that this is a state of play to get used to? This lively panel debate considers the overall state of the general insurance market, what routes there are to a more stable market, whether we should expect this period of instability to continue, and seeks to answer if general insurance is living through a perfect storm or not?

The first quarter of 2017 witnessed a surge in Securities Class Action filings. In addition, merger objection litigation continued at a relatively high rate. A significant driver of this has been the prominence of litigation involving companies in the pharmaceutical and biotech industries. On April 27, a group of panelists to discussed some of the differences between the two industries and the drivers of litigation.