Key benefits of attendance

Harnessing enterprise risk and capital management to maximise your company's profits

Linking your product and client management strategy to improve margins

Examining the role of capital market risk transfer solutions to manage long-tail risks profitably

Adopting rigorous benchmarking to improve the clients experience of your claims management process

Ensuring efficient balance sheet management to create value in your business

Exploring effective talent management strategies to ensure the long-term credibility of your underwriting operations

Improving fraud identification and detection procedures to improve the ROI of claims operations

Hearing from over 60 of the industry's senior experts all in one place.

Finding out what insurance companies must do to secure their profits in a softening market

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Read highlights from the 2008 Insurance Day Summit here

Insurance Industry experts confirmed to speak include:

Lord Lamont of Lerwick, former UK Chancellor

Richard Ward, Chief Executive, Lloyd's

Stephen Catlin, Chief Executive and Deputy Chairman, Catlin Group Ltd

Hans-Peter Gerhardt, CEO, Paris RE

Julian James, CEO, Lockton International

Sue Langley, Director of Market Operations and North America, Lloyd's

Andrew Kendrick, CEO & Chairman, ACE European Group

David Watson, CEO & President, XL Re Europe Ltd

Toby Esser, CEO, Cooper Gay

Robert Van Gieson, Chairman, Arch Insurance Europe

Philip Grant, Chairman, Ambant Ltd

Roger Oldham, Head of Market Practice, HSBC Insurance Brokers

Mark Gregory, CEO, Bowring Marsh

Dave Matcham, CEO, International Underwriting Association of London

Harutoshi Tagaya, CEO, Tokio Marine Global

Interested in speaking?
To submit a speaker paper for consideration, please contact Vanessa Iacomino on tel: +44 020 3377 3337 or email vanessa.iacomino@informa.com.

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