The content, agenda & speakers for each Advisen Insights Conference is planned by an Advisory Board that represents industry thought-leaders and influential marketplace participants. Each Advisory Board is unique for each conference event. Advisen is a Zywave company. Advisory Board meetings and conference calls are led by Erin Ayers & Jeff Cohen.
• Rory Egan, International Head of Cyber Analytics - Reinsurance Solutions, Aon • Siobhan O'Brien, Head of Cyber Centre of Excellence for International and Global Specialties, Guy Carpenter • Shannan Fort, Partner - Financial Lines, Cyber, McGill and Partners • Jacqueline Spencer-Sim, Divisional Director Cyber, Hamilton Insurance Group • Oliver Brew, Head of Client Success, CyberCube • Lindsey Nelson, Cyber Development, CFC • Anthony Hess, CEO, Asceris |
Track 1: Insuring Excellence | Track 2: Cyber By The Numbers |
11:00am – 11:45am International Rise of the Insurtechs/Cyber MGAs Already successful in the U.S, cyber MGAs now have their sights set on the UK small-business sector. How will that affect existing players, underwriting strategies, and overall market growth? Is the new trend of MGA-backed captives opening up new capacity? Have battlelines for the next war for talent been drawn? Panelists:
______________________ 11:45am – 12:30pm The Battle for Cyber Talent It’s no secret that top cyber talent is in high demand all over the world. Who’s hiring and how are they attracting the best candidates? Cyber talent can name their terms and conditions these days – and a commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion efforts can make the difference. We’ll look at the state of play in cyber recruitment efforts, both for experienced hires and those new to the market. Panelists:
| 11:00am – 11:45am Quantifying Cyber Risk and Stress-Testing for Systemic Events _______ Understanding and avoiding aggregation remains a primary goal for the cyber risk and insurance sector. How have techniques for quantifying cyber risk evolved over the last 12 months? We’ll take a look at the predictive power of outside-in scans for future risk and the latest on stress-testing portfolios against systemic events. Panelists:
______________ 11:45am – 12:30pm Alternative Approaches: Accessing the ILS Market To achieve its growth goals, the cyber insurance market needs more capacity. Will insurance-linked securities investors find the market more attractive as data expands and prices increase? Will reinsurers rise to the challenge? Panelists:
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Track 1: Insuring Excellence | Track 2: Cyber By The Numbers |
13:30pm – 14:15pm Underwriting’s Dramatic Overhaul Cyber underwriting has shifted significantly over the last 18 months. How effective are new modes of analyzing cyber risk? There’s been emphasis on outside-in scans pre-binding, but beyond monitoring, how has traditional underwriting evolved? How does the process impact coverage grants? Panelists:
14:15pm – 15:00pm Cross-Border Legal Considerations Cybercrime is an international business and events frequently involve multiple legal jurisdictions. Coordinating a global response means navigating different regulatory landscapes, different cyber insurance and risk trends and keeping pace with litigation. We’ll have legal perspectives from the UK, US, Australia, New Zealand, and Germany on this panel to offer insight for cyber insurance underwriters and claims professionals. Panelists:
| 13:30pm – 14:15pm Where Are We on the Ransomware Journey? 2021 brought a global focus on ransomware, with concerted public-private cooperation and high-profile arrests. What effect have these efforts had on the risks, response, and costs of ransomware? Has ransomware become a manageable threat or do cyber insurers expect continued evolution of the risk? We’ll offer statistics and insight on trends and changing threats. Panelists:
14:15pm – 15:00pm Cyber at Your Service: Refining Claims Response A silver lining of higher claims frequency and severity may be the opportunity for insurers and incident response firms to refine the claims process. Where have strides been made in containing costs and streamlining response? We’ll offer an update on advancements in claims strategies, compliance with international regulations, and best practices for filtering claims insights back to underwriting. Panelists:
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For corporate boards, managing cyber risk is now essential – is cyber coverage the new D&O as a necessary purchase? What impact have higher prices and rigorous underwriting had on buyers’ insurance programs? Has cyber insurance remained a relevant purchase for buyers or has the hard market pushed coverage beyond many budgets? Do underwriting questions reflect cybersecurity realities for organizations? We’ll hear from key market players how strategies have changed.
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Cybersecurity and cyber insurance in 2022 aren’t for the faint of heart. There are, however, positive signs in the way the cyber insurance market is developing and collaborating with law enforcement around the world. Cyber insurance take-up and cybersecurity awareness also continue to rise. This session will offer some light at the end of the tunnel for the international cyber market.
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