Join us at our third Seminar of 2023 to meet colleagues and industry peers and hear presentations on:
- Catastrophe View of Risk – Defining, Setting and Maintaining the View of Risk
- Adam Mitchell – Group Head of Property Exposure Management, Hiscox
View of risk is an insurer’s secret ingredient when managing exposure to catastrophe perils. This talk will describe what is meant by view of risk and how we go about producing a view of risk that is unique. Starting with the introduction of catastrophe models into the underwriting and exposure management process, view of risk has evolved considerably in 20 years; through the development of risk appetite frameworks, the incorporation of non-modelled perils and now the latest views on climate change and what that means for catastrophe risk appetite.
- Creating Thriving Relationships through High Quality Conversations
- Stephen Adams, Director, Inspirational Coaching Limited
High quality conversation results in good judgments, which result in good actions, which result in good performance and results. The opposite is also accurate, low-quality interactions ultimately produce low-quality outcomes.
Stephen will be sharing how The Ardonagh Group Internal Auditors took the bold step to learn conflict skills to support the conversations they have with their Auditees.
Did it pay off?
- 2024 Planning Priorities
- Louise Roberts and Luke Thornley, Senior Managers, Deloitte
In this session Deloitte will present their update to the to the annual Planning Priorities analysis to support insurers' own risk assessment or help to validate the plan. The session will include a view on why the topic is important, what is new about it and an overview of what Internal Audit teams should be covering in their scopes.
- Developing the profession - taking the opportunities from the challenges we face
- Derek Jamieson – Head of Membership - CIIA
Change is all around us and how we respond can have a profound impact on our futures, both at a personal level and for the profession itself. This session will look at two examples of change and examine how we can best respond and drive opportunity and development from both.
The new professional Standards will place increased expectation on us all and we must adapt and adopt quickly. Separately, Artificial Intelligence is now evolving at a pace that many find difficult to respond to, but it is already impacting us all and we need to engage and adapt. Failure on either is clearly a risk but what could success look like?
- GPDG – Survey follow up and next steps
The IIAG’s Good Practice Development Group will present a further summary of the results of its recent survey and look at next steps now required
The Seminar will begin with registration and refreshments at 9.30am, will include a mid-morning coffee break and finish with a buffet lunch at 1.15 pm.
Attendance is £75 per head.