Presented by Swiss Re
As winter storms grow broader, longer and more costly, Swiss Re examines the drivers behind rising insured losses and how risk analytics and reinsurance solutions can strengthen resilience.
Presented by Swiss Re
As winter storms grow broader, longer and more costly, Swiss Re examines the drivers behind rising insured losses and how risk analytics and reinsurance solutions can strengthen resilience.
Presented by EY
EY’s 2026 Global Insurance Outlook goes beyond the complexity of the current landscape facing insurers to focus on growth and innovation strategies to position markets leaders to succeed. It sets out valuable insights and strategic imperatives to help leaders navigate market volatility, leverage AI for competitive advantage, and optimize customer-centric approaches.
Presented by Swiss Re
Expert insights from Swiss Re P&C Reinsurance on how digitalisation, autonomy, litigation trends and major loss events are reshaping today’s—and tomorrow’s—insurance claims landscape.
Presented by RGA
More than a decade of papers from the RGA Leaders of Tomorrow alumni reveal five enduring themes – digitalization, inclusion, talent, trust, and sustainability – consistently shaping the insurance industry’s strategic priorities and future trajectory.
Presented by Kyobo Life Insurance Company
At Kyobo Life, we believe that people are our most valuable assets. The theme “Humanity and the Future” embodies our unwavering commitment to human-centered management, as we strive to be a company of the people, by the people, and for the people.
Presented by Swiss Re
Thought provoking insights on the evolving insurance claims landscape. Swiss Re's first issue of their bi-annual magazine sharing trends that are shaping the claims environment and perspectives in both global outlooks and local realities.
Presented by Milliman
Presented by McKinsey & Company
Presented by Debevoise & Plimpton
In 2024, property and casualty insurers faced heavy losses from frequent and severe natural catastrophes. Insurance companies in these markets may consider surplus notes as a means to raise capital for regulatory, operational, or strategic needs without increasing the liabilities reported on their statutory financial statements.
Presented by Debevoise & Plimpton