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Panel Topics
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Monday, October 29
How Global Regulatory Convergence Affects Your Bottom Line
Financial regulation is undergoing a profound change. International regulatory initiatives have gained momentum since the financial crisis and are shaping the agenda for U.S. regulators at both the state and federal levels. The international standards being developed are often not appropriate for the U.S. market, would create competitive imbalances, and impose very significant compliance costs for all insurers, regardless of size or domicile. This panel will provide an overview of the key international players, discuss the most prominent issues that will impact insurers, and give CEOs the opportunity to ask questions about potential international regulations that could be imposed on the U.S. marketplace.
Tuesday, October 30
Caught in the Middle
Natural catastrophes remain one of the largest threats to policy holders and insurers alike. Insurers are increasingly caught in the middle between conflicting rate pressures, as catastrophe modelers, rating agencies, and reinsurers take actions creating upward pressures and regulators continue to exert downward pressure. This panel is an opportunity to discuss how to address these conflicting pressures and to discuss how to reconcile the differing factors.
Wednesday, October 31
2013 Regulatory and Legislative Challenges
While the focus for 2012 has been on the upcoming elections, 2013 brings both old and new threats to the property casualty insurance industry. Beyond the political and economic pressures we currently face, the industry will confront significant regulatory and legislative issues. This panel will provide an opportunity to discuss the most prominent emerging issues and how these regulatory and legislative challenges will impact insurers and policy holders alike.
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