Global Programmes – Consistency and Certainty

12 Jun

London

Competency Skills

Risk Financing & Insurance
Legal & Compliance
Digital Fluency
Orchestration
Business Partnering

Synopsis

The certainty, consistency and cost-savings offered by centrally-managed global insurance programmes remain highly attractive to risk and insurance managers with multinational companies in Europe and worldwide.

But regulatory, political and economic volatility and uncertainty mean that risk managers need to work more closely than ever with their partners to make sure they derive maximum benefit and ultimately achieve compliance.

Commercial Risk’s inaugural Global Programmes – Consistency and Certainty conference was held in London on 12 June 2019, and leading global programme experts provided over 150 delegates with the latest essential intelligence on how they need to structure, design and manage their programmes to achieve their goals.

Agenda

What are the main threats to economic stability over the next five years? What is happening with global trade, sanctions and regulations?

In light of these challenges, what do multinational companies need to do to ensure they are fully prepared to deal with these risks.

How are the benefits of a global programme best sold upwards ultimately to the board and downwards to local managers on the ground?

Leading experts explain how the rules that impact how cross-border coverage is bought and managed have changed and are likely to evolve in major territories and regions of the world.

What is the best way to organise and structure a global programme to achieve consistency, certainty and compliance?

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How do you choose your broker and insurer when setting up a global programme? What do the insurer and broker need to offer the risk manager to make sure that the programme works as intended?

What is the best way to manage claims and make sure that they are paid in a timely and compliant manner?

Does blockchain truly offer the seamless, transparent and cost-effective method of managing global programmes that will transform this sector?

How can Blockchain help improve the placement and administration of coverage so that I receive my policy on inception rather than six months later for example?

Can Blockchain help speed up the handling and payment of claims and avoid frustrating and expensive legal complications?

How can Blockchain take cost out of the commercial and industrial insurance market and reduce my costs?

Binance, the major cryptocurrency exchange, recently revealed that hackers stole more than $40m worth of bitcoin from its customers. Can I reassure my CFO that Blockchain really secure before I start placing all my policies and sensitive information on the system?

How could and should captives be used to manage the global programme and draw maximum benefit?

Speakers / Moderators

Kerry Harris

Head of Claims GB Retail
Willis Towers Watson

Pratap Tambe

Head, CTS Blockchain Services, UK and Ireland
Tata Consultancy Services

Karen Gorman

Global Services & Solutions Leader, GB, Corporate Risks and Broking Willis Towers Watson

Carla Carmona

Senior Global Information Analyst
Axco

Somil Goyal

Technology Specialist
Adjoint Inc.

Ken Marke

CMP
B3i

Chris Jefferis

Senior Legal Counsel for Global Programs
AXA XL

Noona Barlow

Head of UK Claims and International Financial Lines Claims
AIG

Guglielmo Maggini

Alternative Risk Transfer Senior Underwriter
Allianz

Philipp Cremer

Global Head of Claims
Allianz

Ayleen Frete

Regional Practice Leader UK & Nordics
Allianz

Andrew Jackson

Director – Technical & Special Risks
Charles Taylor Adjusting

Stephen Morton

Head of Complex International Accounts
AIG

Emma Sansom

Head of Captive Services UK
Zurich

Mark Blanchard

Chief Claims Officer Commercial Insurance EMEA
Zurich

Martin Strnad

Attorney at Law / Legal Counsel Commercial Insurance
Zurich

Nuno Antunes

EMEA Head of Multinational
AIG

Stuart King

President & CEO
Strategic Risk Solutions

James Martin

Client & Distribution Leader UK & Ireland
AXA XL

Matthew Latham

Head of Global Programmes and Captives
AXA XL

Franck Baron

Group Deputy Director Risk Management and Insurance, Chairman of PARIMA
International SOS

Eugenie Molyneux

Chief Risk Officer of Commercial Insurance
Zurich

Adrian Ladbury

Editorial Director
Commercial Risk Europe

Nigel Brook

Partner
Clyde & Co

Praveen Sharma

Managing Director, Insurance Regulatory & Tax Consulting Practice
Marsh

Julia Graham

Technical Director and Deputy CEO
Airmic

Ludovic Subran

Group Chief Economist
Euler Hermes

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Jeffrey Toh
Jeffrey Toh

Business Risk Consultant, Asia Pacific

FM Global

Jeffrey is a member of FM Global’s Business Risk Consulting (BRC) team in the Asia Pacific region. BRC services take a strategic approach towards helping clients identify the critical processes that drive their businesses and quantify dependencies on those processes. Through Business Impact Analysis (BIA), BRC helps clients to better understand the financial exposures to their businesses, to strengthen business resilience and develop effective risk management strategies.

Jeffrey joined FM Global in September of 2018. Prior to joining FM Global, Jeffrey was a Risk & Compliance Manager in the Group Finance department of The Great Eastern Life Assurance Company Limited, where he specialised in business process improvements and developing risk strategies. Prior to Great Eastern, Jeffrey served as a Corporate Improvement Manager in a publicly listed supply chain management company. He also had experience in performing financial statement audits in a range of industries, during his stint as a Senior Assurance Associate in Deloitte.

As a member of the Business Risk Consulting Group, Jeffrey is primarily responsible for conducting Business Impact Analysis, working in partnership with FM Global clients, to fully identify and quantify the client’s financial exposures as they relate to property and business interruption loss potential. The analysis Jeffrey performs often result in the identification of significant exposures that were previously unknown or not fully understood by the client, which potentially has a material impact to risk management decisions.

Jeffrey holds a Bachelor of Accountancy degree from Nanyang Business School, Nanyang Technological University of Singapore. He is also a certified Chartered Accountant.

Guido Gavio
Guido Gavio

Asia Complex Loss Director

BELFOR Asia

Guido Gavio is the Asia Complex Loss Director for BELFOR Asia. He has more than 22 years of experience in handling restoration projects for companies suffering from losses after a disaster. He joined BELFOR Asia, then known as Relectronic – Remech as a Restoration Engineer in Australia in 1996. He rose through the ranks and was seconded to Thailand for 3 years from 1998 to 2001 before being posted to the regional Headquarters in Asia in 200

Guido studied electrical engineering at the Universidad Technologica de Buenos Aires in Argentina. Upon graduation, Guido worked at the National Institute of Industrial Technology assisting with research programs in the area of superconductors where he gained considerable hands – on experience in developing and building prototypes. Guido then migrated to Australia where he worked for Telstra in the design and construction of the cable and internet network.

Upon completion of the Telstra project, Guido joined Relectronic – Remech. BELFOR Asia has the capability to recover buildings, production lines and other property, following disaster incidents such as fire, explosion, earthquake, typhoon, wind, flooding, rain, water ingress, chemical spills etc.

The company has maintained the market leader position for disaster recovery in Asia for the past 25 years, and is now handling more than 1,600 industrial disaster incidents per year.