The Four Keys to Winning the Race to Zero

Health Insurance Conclave on 18 November fosters dialogue on issues like enhancing insurance penetration, disruptive technologies and data sharing for developing seamless and coordinated healthcare delivery, patient centric processing modules based on advancements, role of insurance in capacity building through NHA, etc.

How can personal auto insurance leaders focus on data strategies to digitally transform? This webinar explores strategies to help insurers work smarter to improve rating integrity, reduce underwriting expenses, and advance digital and customer experience.

Health really is now everyone's business. 'Work' is no longer where we go but what we do. Fuelled by a global pandemic and enabled by rapid technological change, how we work, how we think about our health, and the connection between the two is radically changing. As workers, businesses, and government scramble to adapt and evolve, insurers can either watch it all unfold or emphasise the importance of health and resilience to help pioneer a new economy. But to do that, we need to overcome outdated perceptions of what insurance does and how insurers behave to be seen as a valued partner to new challenges.

The use of ETFs by insurance companies continues to increase at a consistent pace. In 2021, ETF use grew by 14%, fueled by $3.5 billion in Fixed Income flows, to reach $45 billion. Join our panel of experts as we review our 6th annual “ETFs in Insurance General Accounts” report, explore trading patterns and market dynamics, and discuss the use of ETFs in insurance portfolios, including: What does the increased acceptance of fixed income ETFs mean for the industry? How have the liquidity challenges in the fixed income market affected the use of ETFs? How are regulators adapting to the use of ETFs by insurance companies? What is the future of this Market?