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Bookings close at 12:00 on Friday 23 February 2024.


CONFERENCE CHAIR

LOUISE MINCHIN, BROADCASTER AND JOURNALIST


 


KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

MARY PORTAS OBE, BUSINESSWOMAN, BROADCASTER AND AUTHOR

 

BIM AFOLAMI MP, ECONOMIC SECRETARY TO THE TREASURY

TULIP SIDDIQ MP, LABOUR SHADOW ECONOMIC SECRETARY TO THE TREASURY

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STEPH MCGOVERN, JOURNALIST AND BROADCASTER

ROBERT PESTON, BROADCASTER AND WRITER

RICHARD HERRING, STAND UP COMEDIAN


CONFIRMED SPEAKERS

Open


CONFERENCE CHAIR

Louise Minchin, Broadcaster and Journalist




KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Mary Portas OBE, Businesswoman, Broadcaster and Author

Robert Peston, Broadcaster and Writer

Steph McGovern, Journalist and Television Presenter

Rt Hon. Baroness Nicky Morgan, Chair of the ABI

Bim Afolami MP, Economic Secretary to the Treasury

Tulip Siddiq MP, Labour Shadow Economic Secretary to the Treasury

Richard Herring, Stand up comedian

 


SPEAKERS

Leanne Allen, Partner, Data, Data Science & AI National Lead, KPMG in the UK

Nici Audhlam-Gardiner, Chief Executive, Foresters Financial

Tim Bailey, President of the ABI and UK Chief Executive, Zurich

Chira Barua, CEO, Scottish Widows and CEO Insurance, Pensions and Investments,
Lloyds Banking Group

Bridget Beals, Head of Decarbonisation, Climate and Nature, KPMG in the UK

Dr Hannah Behrendt, Director of Health and Wellbeing, Behavioural Insights Team

Dr Jo Bibby, Director of Health, The Health Foundation

Matthew Bone, Head of Underwriting & Claims UK and Ireland, Munich Re 

Harriet Boughton, General Counsel, Flood Re

Yvonne Braun, Director of Policy, Long Term Savings, Health and Protection, ABI 

Matt Brewis, Director of Insurance, Financial Conduct Authority

David Buck, Senior Fellow, The King's Fund

Geoff Carter, CEO, Sabre Insurance Group

James Carter, Head of Platform Policy and Oversight, Fidelity International

Charlotte Clark, Director of Regulation, ABI 

Tom Clay, Chief Data Scientist, Covea

Professor Graham Cookson, Chief Executive, The Office of Health Economics

Martin Coppack, Director, Fair By Design

David Crelley, Data Ethics Lead, Admiral Group

Andy Curran, CEO, Standard Life

Baroness Jeannie Drake

Caroline Dowson, Director of Customer & Product Management, Aviva Wealth &
Advice

Liz Fernando, Chief Investment Officer, NEST

Selina Flavius, CEO and Founder, Black Girl Finance

Tara Foley, CEO UK and Ireland, AXA

Michele Golunska, Managing Director, Wealth and Advice, Aviva

Paddy Greene, Head of Money Policy, Which?

Michael Gregory, Director of Underwriting Strategy, RSA

Hannah Gurga, Director General, ABI

Philippa Handyside, General Counsel and Director, ABI 

Dr Ali Hasan, CCO, Vitality

Joshua Holbrook, Associate Director, Climate Risk and Strategy, KPMG in the UK

Colm Holmes, CEO, Allianz UK

Danny Hoskin, Principal Data Scientist for Artificial Intelligence & Automation,
Aviva

Catherine Howarth, Chief Executive, ShareAction

Gary Hunter, Data and AI Director, Kainos

Roger Jackson, Global head of ESG for Insurance, KPMG

Penny Jones, Ethical Governance Lead for AI and Analytics, Zurich Insurance

Liz Kendall MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Work and Pensions

Rachel Lam, Ombudsman Director, Financial Ombudsman Service

Ross Liston, CEO Wealth Advice, M&G

Mavis Machirori , Senior Researcher, Ada Lovelace Institute 

Max Mawby, Founder Behavioural Insight and Advisory, Thinks Insight and
Strategy 

Stephen McGee, CEO, Scottish Friendly

Avi Mehra, Associate Partner and CSO, IBM

Paul Merrey, Partner, Insurance Strategy Group Lead, Deal Advisory, KPMG in the
UK

Oliver Morley, CEO, Money and Pensions Service

Louise Murphy, Economist, Resolution Foundation

Sarah Murrow, CEO UK and Ireland, Allianz Trade

Ken Norgrove, CEO, RSA UK and International

John Pyall, Global Head of Product and Underwriting, Great Lakes Insurance

Alex Perry, CEO, Bupa Insurance

Faith Reynolds, Strategic Adviser, Devon Fields Consulting

Jason Richards, CEO, Swiss Re

David Richardson, Group Chief Executive Officer, Just Group

Sacha Romanovitch OBE, CEO, Fair4All Finance

Jonathan Roomer, Co-Founder and Head of Customer Success, YuLife

Mathew Rutter, Partner, Insurance Advisory, DAC Beachcroft

Matt Scott, Co-Founder, Insurance DataLab

Chirag Shah, UK head of ESG for Insurance, KPMG in the UK

Mervyn Skeet, Director of General Insurance Policy, ABI

Adrian Smith, Chief Executive, Reclaim Fund

Rachel Sylvester, Journalist, The Times 

Patrick Tiernan, Chief of Markets, Lloyd's of London

Mark Till, CEO, Unum

Sam White, Founder and CEO, Stella Insurance

Tina Woods, Founder and CEO, Business for Health

Rob Yuille, Head of Long Term Savings Policy, ABI


MORNING PLENARY SESSION

Open


SECURING THE FUTURE OF THE GENERAL INSURANCE MARKET AMIDST WIDENING EXPECTATION
AND PROTECTION GAPS

The future of the General Insurance Market is under scrutiny as the gap between
expectations and protection widens. Amidst difficult times, consumers are
increasingly seeking comprehensive insurance policies, while insurers grapple
with a multitude of complex and evolving risks and challenges.

In this session, we will seek to answer: How can insurers bridge the protection
gap? How are the regulators approaching the expectation gap and what do they
expect from insurers? What impact might these issues have on the industry? What
are consumer expectations? How can insurers effectively communicate cover to
consumers? 

Speakers include:

 * Colm Holmes, CEO, Allianz UK - Chair
 * Tara Foley, CEO UK and Ireland, AXA
 * Martin Coppack, Director, Fair By Design
 * Sam White, CEO, Stella Insurance


- MORNING BREAK OUT SESSIONS

Open


BREAKOUT A - REGULATION - AI PRINCIPLES INTO PRACTICE

Bringing together experts from across different disciplines within the insurance
and long-term savings industry, this session will explore how firms can plan
for, and manage, AI risks and opportunities. 

It will discuss how to put the Government’s high-level principles for AI into
practice, including who needs to be involved and some of the key steps that need
to be taken, to ensure responsible use of AI.

Speakers include:

 * Danny Hoskin, Principal Data Scientist for Artificial Intelligence, Aviva
   (Chair)
 * Penny Jones, Ethical Governance Lead, Zurich Insurance
 * David Crelley, Data Ethics Lead, Admiral Group
 * Tom Clay, Chief Data Scientist, Covea
 * Leanne Allen, Partner, FS Consulting Technology and Data, Data Science & AI
   capability Lead, KPMG in the UK


BREAKOUT B - SAVING LIVES WITH DATA 

The session will explore how the healthcare system, including insurers, can
better utilise health data to improve the population’s health whilst building
trust amongst patients, healthcare professionals, policymakers and regulators.  

Health data is information about an individual’s or population’s physical and
mental health, as well as the biological, environmental, and socioeconomic
factors that influence it. This data can be collected from a variety of sources,
including clinical records, clinical trials, disease registries, electronic
health records (EHRs), research studies, medical devices and data from phone
apps and wearables.

Health data can be used to improve our understanding of disease, develop new
treatments, and deliver more personalised care and prevention. It can also be
used to track the health of populations and identify areas where interventions
are needed. The use of health data is growing rapidly, as new technologies make
it easier to collect and store data. However, there are also challenges
associated with the use of health data, such as ensuring privacy and security,
and making sure that the data is used ethically. To reap the benefits of the
ever-growing amount of health data, it will be vital to build and maintain
trust.

Speakers include:

 * Ali Hasan, CCO, Vitality (Chair)
 * Mavis Machirori, Senior Researcher, Ada Lovelace Institute
 * Avi Mehra, Associate Partner and CSO, IBM
 * Matthew Bone, Head of Underwriting & Claims UK and Ireland, Munich Re


BREAKOUT C - EMPOWERING CUSTOMERS TO MAKE GOOD CHOICES 

As the Treasury and FCA’s advice and guidance boundary review and the DWP’s
consultation on 'Helping savers understand their pension choices' progresses,
this panel will debate what changes are needed so that savers are able to make
the best retirement decisions for them.

Industry has long called for change to help customers make better decisions. In
July 2023, the FCA found that Investment pathways have been working as intended,
but recognised that more is needed to support customer decision making.

This panel will explore:

 * What does a good outcome of the advice and guidance boundary Review look
   like?
 * Which customer circumstances could most be improved by the Review?
 * What do customers want providers to help them with, and what is their
   appetite to pay for these services?

Speakers include:

 * Andy Curran, CEO, Standard Life (Chair)
 * Oliver Morley, CEO, MaPS
 * Michele Golunska, Managing Director, Wealth and Advice, Aviva
 * Ross Liston, CEO Weath Advice, M&G
 * Max Mawby, Founder, Behavioural Insight and Advisory, Thinks Insight &
   Strategy


BREAKOUT D - THE FUTURE OF UNDERWRITING: DECODING CUSTOMER-COMPLEXITY THROUGH
INSURTECH – PARTNERSHIP WITH FINTECH GLOBAL

 * In the underwriting process, what features stand out as customer-winning for
   insurance providers?
 * What significant challenges do underwriters encounter in effectively meeting
   and managing customer expectations? What opportunities does technology
   provide here? 
 * How have these technologies such as IoT and Telematics impacted the ways
   insurers think about understanding and serving customers better?
 * To what degree should insurers aim for personalized solutions? How can
   technology play a pivotal role in achieving this objective?

Speakers include:

 * Matt Scott, Co-Founder, Insurance DataLab (Chair)
 * John Pyall, Head of Underwriting and Product, Great Lakes Insurance SE
 * Jonathan Roomer, Head of Customer Success and Co-Founder, YuLife

 


AFTERNOON PLENARY ONE

Open


MANSION HOUSE REFORMS FOR PENSIONS: WHERE ARE WE NOW?

The Chancellor announced a package of pensions measures at his Mansion House
speech in July, which was accompanied by a number of policy proposals by DWP.
The Autumn Statement in November is expected to continue this focus. 

In this speech the Chancellor also announced his three golden rules:

 * To secure the best possible outcome for pension savers;
 * to always prioritise a strong and diversified gilt market
 * to strengthen the UK’s position as a leading financial centre to create
   wealth and fund public services.

This plenary session will: 

 * Explore the opportunities and barriers to pension funds investing in the UK.
    
 * Analyse the progress of each of the strands of reform announced in the
   Chancellor’s Mansion House speech in July 
 * Debate whether the Chancellor’s golden rules be met. 

Speakers include:

 * Hannah Gurga, Director General, ABI
 * Liz Fernando, Chief Investment Officer, NEST
 * Chirantan Barua, CEO, Scottish Widows 
 * David Richardson, Group Chief Executive Officer, Just Group


- AFTERNOON BREAK OUT A SESSIONS

Open


BREAKOUT E - GENERAL INSURANCE - THE COMMERCIAL AND SPECIALITY MARKETS IN FOCUS

During and following the pandemic, there was a hardening market for many lines
of insurance with underwriting actions from insurers including reduction of
limits and push for rate after years of soft markets. How has this impacted the
commercial / specialty market? More recently, there has been a step change in
the reinsurance market, with increasing prices and retentions. What does the
future look like for policy coverage, targeting new business opportunities and
market stability? 

Speakers include:

 * Jason Richards, CEO, Swiss Re
 * Sarah Murrow, CEO, Allianz Trade UK and Ireland
 * Patrick Tiernan, Chief of Markets, Lloyds
 * Paul Merrey, Partner, Insurance Strategy Group Lead, Deal Advisory, KPMG in
   the UK


BREAKOUT F - HEALTH, TAX AND POLITICS

Taxation and policy measures are an important tool to change behaviour to
address pressing social issues. In response to growing health-related economic
inactivity, the government is taking seriously the need to use the tax system
hand in hand with health and welfare policy to promote the health of the
workforce and increase productivity.

Tax revenue in the UK is currently 37% of national income. This is the highest
level since the 1940s. There is a risk that in the face of an ageing population
and increasing health and social care costs taxes may need to continue rising.
How can we use policy and taxation most effectively to support better workplace
health now, to grow the economy and reduce the burden on our health and welfare
systems?

This panel will focus on how the policy and taxation system can be used
separately or in tandem to drive behavioural change, how it is limited by
political, demographic and fiscal constraints, how this relates to health
policy, wider party politics and the insurance market.

Speakers include:

 * Alex Perry, CEO, Bupa Insurance (Chair)
 * Hannah Behrendt, Director of Health, Behavioural Insights Team
 * Mark Till, CEO, Unum
 * Louise Murphy, Economist, Resolution Foundation
 * Tina Woods, CEO and Founder, Business for Health


BREAKOUT G - REGULATION - CONSUMER DUTY SIX MONTHS ON

After introducing the Consumer Duty at the end of July 2023 the FCA is now
looking to see real change in how insurers deliver good customer outcomes. The
regulator’s top market-wide priority is embedding the Consumer Duty and that is
reflected in its published priorities for both life insurers and for general
insurance and protection.

What are the challenges that insurers face in delivering cover that matches
price with value across often extended distribution chains? How do firms
approach giving customers effective support to meet their financial objectives
when the cost of living drives customers to focus mainly on price when choosing
a product or service? What are the steps insurers have already taken and what
more do they need to do to achieve good customer outcomes? Will the review of
the advice and guidance boundary deliver the hoped-for step change in how
insurers can talk to their customers? Looking ahead to the extension of the
Consumer Duty to closed books of business, what lessons can we take from the
first six months to apply to the large back books of life insurance and pension
providers?

Our expert Panel will consider these and other issues as we assess the pitfalls
and opportunities on the journey to embedding the Consumer Duty into the way the
insurance and LTS industry does business.

Speakers include:

 * Charlotte Clark, Director of Regulation, ABI
 * Paddy Greene, Head of Money Policy, Which? 
 * Matt Brewis, Director of General Insurance and Conduct Specialists, Financial
   Conduct Authority
 * Mathew Rutter, Partner, DAC Beachcroft 


BREAKOUT H - FINANCIAL INCLUSION

17.5million – the number of people Fair 4 All Finance estimate to be in
financially vulnerable circumstances in the UK. A staggering number. And with
reports from consumer groups highlighting affordability challenges and the
latest FCA Financial Lives Survey showing 6.2million people in the UK cancelling
or not renewing cover last year, the challenge of how to improve financial
inclusion has never been more topical or more pressing.

What can be done? Or more pertinently, who’s responsibility is it to find ways
to improve inclusion for consumers?

Insurance and long-term savings firms are increasingly vocal about their role in
looking after individuals, families and businesses - to protect against income
shocks to help build secure financial futures. But with thin margins in parts of
the market and no obligation to provide products that are not commercially
viable, how can firms, government and third parties come together to improve
inclusion for consumers in a financially sustainable way?

Speakers include:

 * Philippa Handyside, General Counsel and Director, ABI (Chair)
 * Nici Audhlam-Gardiner, Chief Executive, Foresters Financial
 * Selina Flavius, CEO and Founder, Black Girl Finance
 * Adrian Smith, Chief Executive, Reclaim Fund
 * Sacha Romanovitch OBE, CEO, Fair4All Finance

 


AFTERNOON PLENARY TWO

Open


INVESTING IN HEALTHY LIVES

Healthy life expectancy has increased over time, but not as much as life
expectancy. This means that people are spending more years in poor health.
People’s healthy life expectancy is driven by a range of socio-economic factors
from deprivation to gender and ethnicity, alongside behavioural factors such as
smoking, diet and exercise.

These factors are complex and interact with each other leading to differences in
health outcomes for different people. These differences in health outcomes are
known as health inequalities – unfair and avoidable differences in health
between different groups within society.  Typically, health inequalities
adversely affect groups of people who have systematically experienced greater
obstacles to health.

Reducing poor health and tackling health inequality is beneficial for society,
the economy and insurers. So why has it been impossible for successive
governments to act upon sound evidence that prevention, which tackles the root
cause of ill health, is more cost effective than dealing with the cure? How can
insurers best demonstrate their value in keeping people fit and well by
incentivising healthy behaviours?

Speakers include:

 * Yvonne Braun, Director of Policy, Long Term Savings, Health and Protection,
   ABI (Chair)
 * Dr Jo Bibby, Director of Health, The Health Foundation
 * Liz Kendall MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Work and Pensions
 * Rachel Sylvester, Journalist, The Times
 * Alex Perry, CEO, Bupa Insurance
 * Graham Cookson, Chief Executive, Office of Health Economics
 * David Buck, Senior Fellow, Public Health and Inequalities, King’s Fund


- AFTERNOON BREAK OUT B SESSIONS

Open


BREAKOUT I - GENERAL INSURANCE - CHALLENGE OR OPPORTUNITY? INSURING DIFFICULT
RISKS

In today's insurance landscape, underwriting challenges such as flood, cladding,
pre-existing conditions, and vulnerable customers are becoming increasingly
prevalent. This session will provide a platform for industry experts to share
their knowledge, experiences, and innovative approaches to effectively manage
and mitigate challenging risks.

Speakers include:

 * Ken Norgrove, CEO, RSA (Chair)
 * Rachel Lam, Ombudsman Director, Financial Ombudsman Service
 * Harriet Boughton, General Counsel, Flood Re
 * Geoff Carter, CEO, Sabre Insurance Group
 * Mervyn Skeet, Director of General Insurance Policy, ABI


BREAKOUT J - GENERATIVE AI: TRANSFORMING THE INSURANCE INDUSTRY THROUGH
INNOVATION AND GROWTH

This session will explore the potential for Generative AI to transform the
insurance and long terms savings industry, exploring both the benefits of doing
so and the potential pitfalls. Bringing together experts in digital
transformation, law and industry we will explore how the industry can best
harness the potential of this rapidly developing area to improve outcomes for
consumers and businesses alike.

Speakers include:

 * Gary Hunter, Data and AI director, Kainos
 * Matt Quinn, Azure Data & AI Specialist Director, Microsoft
 * Kay Chand, Partner, Browne Jacobson
 * Simon Pink, UK Head of Emerging Technology, QBE Ventures


BREAKOUT K - INSURANCE CLIMATE TRANSITION – OPPORTUNITY, STRATEGY & CLIMATE
TRANSITION PLAN

As climate and net zero become central to the regulatory agenda, investors and
policyholders are becoming increasingly sensitive to insurers’ climate
transition strategy and plans. This session explores the commercial and
strategic importance of the UK Transition Plan Taskforce (TPT) disclosure
requirements, key challenges and how insurers should gear up to respond. You can
expect to:

 * Understand the TPT requirements for the insurance sector
 * Explore the commercial and strategic implications for our industry
 * Hear from your peers on the key challenges
 * Take away practical guidance and immediate next steps

Speakers include:

 * Chirag Shah, Director, KPMG in the UK
 * Roger Jackson, Global head of ESG for Insurance, KPMG
 * Bridget Beals, Climate risk & strategy co-lead, KPMG in the UK
 * Joshua Holbrook, Climate risk and strategy, Insurance lead, KPMG in the UK


BREAKOUT L - HOW DO CUSTOMERS NAVIGATE INVESTMENT CHOICES

How pension funds and retail products invest has never been such a hot topic,
but how do consumers make decisions about where their money is invested, and
what influences these decisions?

Engagement with pensions, particularly workplace pensions, is typically poor.
For those that do want to engage and make decisions about their investments,
what support and tools exist to help them navigate these choices? Meanwhile, is
the Government right to encourage customers to invest in Stocks & Shares rather
than Cash ISAs? Is the broad public interest in sustainability an opportunity to
engage people in making investment choices?  This panel will explore how
providers currently help customers navigate investment choices.

Speakers include:

 * Rob Yuille, Assistant Director, Head of Long Term Savings Policy, ABI (Chair)
 * Catherine Howarth, Chief Executive, ShareAction
 * Stephen McGee, CEO, Scottish Friendly
 * Faith Reynolds, Strategic Adviser, Devon Fields Consulting
 * James Carter, Head of Platform Policy & Oversight, Fidelity

 

 

 


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