The Potential for Life Insurance Expansion in Middle-Income Population
Deep Banerjee, Senior Vice President & Treasurer, Protective Life Corporation

There is an untapped opportunity in the middle-income population in the U.S. for expansion of life insurance.

An exploration of the essentials of good leadership
Alexandra Chittock, Executive Director Specialty Casualty, Gallagher Re

What is leadership and who should be doing it?

“Leadership is not about titles, positions or work hours… it’s about relationships”, Jim Kouzes.

Martinos Yiorkas, Executive Director, Leads The Actuarial & Financial Analytics Team In EMEA W/S, Willis Re International

Rebecca Tan, Chief Distribution And Marketing Officer, Generali Life (Hong Kong) Limited, Generali Life Hong Kong

Hong Kong economy is externally oriented and highly dependent on trade with the world. In 2019, the value of Hong Kong's total merchandise trade reached HK$8,404.1 billion (US$1,072.5 billion)1 , or around 293% of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in that year. Hong Kong was the world's 8th largest trading entity in goods in 2019. 

Lars Schmid, Director of Finance, Allianz Ayudhya

Michelle Palmer, Director of IT Operations and Delivery, The Institutes

Praveen Menon, Chief People Officer, IndiaFirst Life Insurance Company Limited

Cormac Galvin, SVP, Business Development, UK and Ireland, RGA

Mathieu Charest, Vice President, Individual Insurance Risk Management and Deputy Head, Global Product And Insurance Risk Management, Manulife

The main purpose of life insurance is to help your loved ones deal with the financial impact of your death. In the health benefits space, the coverage would help reduce financial hazard, for example, from medical treatments not covered by government sponsored plans. Its goal is to reduce financial uncertainty and make these events more manageable.

Jade Baggs, Health Claims and Health Claims Cost Containment Lead, AXA Group