PARIMA Bangkok Conference 2018

Stream A:

Astor III

Sheri Wilbanks from AIG’s Client Risk Solutions will share how innovative technologies and advanced modeling can raise risk awareness at various levels of an organization, improving the risk culture.

Dr Sigulla from HDI Global SE will share his experience as a board member on building a risk culture in a global organization.

Speakers

• Sheri Wilbanks, Global Innovation Lead for Client Service Development, AIG
• Dr Stefan Sigulla, Member of the Board of Management, HDI Global SE
• Suchitra Narayanan, Group Head of Risk and Insurance, Air Asia

Stream B:

Rajadamri II

Speakers

• Rob Russell, Regional Director, Regional Head of Lockton Financial Services (LFS), Lockton Asia Pacific
• David Ackerman, Senior Claims Specialist, Financial Lines and Liability Asia, Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty
• Supaporn Chatchaisaeng, Senior Vice President, Insurance Office, CP Group
• Kelvin Wu, Group Senior Manager, Risk Management & Insurance, International SOS

Stream A:

Astor III

Cyber threats are on the rise and the damages caused by these attacks are escalating to figures beyond belief. The chances of a company falling victim to digital espionage is not impossible. Businesses need to more effectively manage the risks involved and how to mitigate them. Hear from Jessica Wright, the Regional Associate Director of Willis Towers Watson, on ways to combat these attacks. Suraphon Rittipongchusit, Partner from Kennedys Law will be discussing the legislative aspects of the cyber breaches in Asia. Gordon Song, SVP, Head of Group Risk & Internal Audit of Lazada Group, on his views on Cyber Risks and shares his experience keeping them at bay.

Speakers

• Jessica Wright, Regional Associate Director, Cyber, Willis Towers Watson
• Suraphon Rittipongchusit, Partner, Kennedys
• Gordon Song, SVP, Head of Group Risk & Internal Audit, Lazada Group

Stream B:

Rajadamri II

From floods to earthquakes to other natural catastrophes, we are experiencing an increase in the occurrence of these devastating disasters, wreaking havoc across Asia, causing fatalities, wiping out homes and livelihoods, and creating all kinds of economic and social distress and damage.

Many Asian cities are experiencing rapid urbanisation and rising economic activity within increasingly concentrated urban and metropolitan areas. As these cities grow, so does the exposure to the risks posed by natural catastrophes widen, affecting people, assets and facilities. Asia’s challenge is to close this protection gap. What is required to ensure that businesses increase their resilient in an increasing uncertainty environment?

This panel discussion will be of interest to risk managers, insurer carriers and broker partners as it traverses the following points:

• Possible gaps in group-level natural hazards resilience and risk mitigation of critical facilities against natural catastrophes
• Why insurance shouldn’t be the only tool deployed against natural hazards and the importance of having an integrated, ex-ante risk multi-faceted management plan in place

It is expected that at the conclusion of this session participants will be motivated to proactively develop a robust, integrated, risk management plan and improve business resilience against natural hazards in Asia.

Speakers

• Chang Chia Howe, Business Development Executive, Asia, FM Global
• Dr Philippe Guibert, Regional Medical Director, Consulting Services for Asia, International SOS
• Alexander Pui, Natural Catastrophe Manager (APAC) - Swiss Re Corporate Solutions
• Franck Baron, Group General Manager Risk Management - International SOS

Stream A:

Astor III

How do you leverage some of the most advanced risk management tools to ensure that you have sufficiently taken into account your firm’s unique and constantly evolving areas of vulnerability, without spending more than you should to cover them?

With the government championing “Thailand 4.0”, which involves transitioning the economy into the digital age, risk managers need to review their approach towards risk management, to cope with the new realities and challenges of doing business. Learn what digitization means for firms and their operations, and how risks and vulnerabilities are transformed as a result.

In this session, experts across the spectrum of the risk management community will also discuss how the use of Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) and other tools will enable an enhanced approach to ensuring exposures are adequately and efficiently managed. These will be analyzed in relation to the findings in Targeting a Technology Dividend in Risk Management, a report jointly produced by Marsh & McLennan Companies and PARIMA.

Pick up a complimentary copy of the report at this session.

Speakers

• Adjanarat Siphaya, AVP, Risk Consultant, Marsh Thailand
• Satoshi Hoshi, Senior General Manager, Risk Management Department, Business Strategy Office, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.
• Douglas Ure, Managing Director, Client Advisory Services Leader, Asia Marsh
• Kelvin Wu, Group Senior Manager, Risk Management & Insurance - International SOS

Stream B:

Rajadamri II

In a highly interconnected world, organisations are right to be concerned about business interruption. While business interruption solutions offer some level of protection, they may not address all your needs and can leave your with protection gaps. In this session, we explore some of the challenges you may face and how you can better protect your business by:

• Examining what you think you’re buying compared to what you are actually buying, and the level of protection gap traditional interruption policies present
• Considering alterative solutions – Supply chain insurance and risk management
• Understanding how you can make your business more resilient against supply chain risks, loan wolf attacks, natural catastrophes etc.
• Knowing the right questions to ask your broker

Speakers

• Hassan Karim, President Director, Zurich Insurance Indonesia
• Steve Tunstall, General Secretary, PARIMA