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Day 1
8:00 AM
8:00 AM - 8:50 AM GMT +0   (50 min)
Registration and networking breakfast



8:50 AM
8:50 AM - 9:00 AM GMT +0   (10 min)
Welcome and opening remarks


Wyn Jenkins
Director of Publications
Intelligent Insurer
9:00 AM
9:00 AM - 9:00 AM GMT +0   (0 min)
CYBER RESILIENCE IN DISRUPTIVE TIMES



9:00 AM - 9:20 AM GMT +0   (20 min)
Cyber risk through the CISOs eyes: how to strengthen cyber resilience at Aston
Martin


 * Addressing the evolving role and mission of the CISO amidst the changing
   threat landscape.

 * Analysing our biggest cyber challenges, priorities, and lessons learnt and
   how we keep up the race to mitigate cyber risk

 * A view of what could be done better between insurer and clients

 * What do boards need to know about cyber risk? Explore the role that
   underwriters and brokers should play in the quest to educate business leaders
   on cybersecurity risk.

 * Approaches to overcome the technical knowledge gap and cyber insurance buy-in
   the with C-suite - tips to effectively translate technical jargon into
   business language that board members can understand

Robin Smith
CISO
ASTON MARTIN LAGONDA LIMITED
Speaker
Wyn Jenkins
Director of Publications
Intelligent Insurer
Moderator
9:20 AM
9:20 AM - 9:40 AM GMT +0   (20 min)
A post 1/1 review: Could recent innovations in Reinsurance unleash the potential
of cyber insurance?


 * Over the past year, there have been significant shifts in the cyber
   reinsurance sector’s demand and supply dynamics.

 * Insurance companies have grown more confident in managing cyber risk
   internally, leading to an evolution in capital deployment and reinsurance
   strategies.

 * Reinsurers are responding with increased appetite for cyber risk, introducing
   more capacity into the market and expanding the range of structures
   available.

 * Products such as event-specific coverage and cyber catastrophe bonds are a
   good indicator of that growing innovation streak.

 * Insights into these evolving trends, explore the changing needs of cedents,
   and offer thoughts on the future direction of the cyber reinsurance market.

Anthony Cordonnier
Managing Director, Global Co-Head of Cyber
Guy Carpenter
Speaker
Wyn Jenkins
Director of Publications
Intelligent Insurer
Moderator
Sponsored By:

9:40 AM
9:40 AM - 10:25 AM GMT +0   (45 min)
Navigate market cycles, volatility and ensure sustainability in the evolving
cyber insurance landscape


 * Understand the development of the cyber market: how it has evolved and what
   is likely to happen in future

 * Amid escalating premiums, rising ransomware threats and withdrawal of some
   reinsurers from this challenging space, is cyber on the brink of becoming
   uninsurable or did rate increases and strict underwriting requirements lead
   to a more competitive rate environment in 2023? Discover how to remain
   viable, relevant and sustainable to large and small organisations

 * Get to grips with issues hindering growth such as pricing, coverage, the
   availability of capital, increased cyber threats, increased claims, policy
   wording, lack of data and quantification of risk 

 * Analyse the changing nature and impact of state-sponsored attacks, and
   explore the intersection of geopolitics and cyber risk

 * Understand how tighter and expanding regulations around data, privacy, and
   technology are impacting organisations and how the cyber insurance market is
   responding to these developments

 * Tackle challenges such as rising rates, ransomware and the war  - what does
   this mean for innovation in cyber, how is the insurance market responding and
   what are some of the barriers to innovation and change in cyber

Shay Simkin
Global Head of Cyber
Howden
Speaker
Daljitt Barn
Global Head of Cyber Risk & Head of Tokio Marine Innovation Lab, London
Tokio Marine Group
Speaker
Laure Zicry
Head of FINEX Cyber, Western Europe
WTW
Speaker
Charles Clarke
Director: International Sales
SecurityScorecard
Speaker
Neil Arklie
Expert Cyber Underwriter
Moderator

Sponsored By:

10:25 AM
10:25 AM - 11:10 AM GMT +0   (45 min)
Rethink cyber systemic risk—Approaches to break down obstacles hindering growth
and sustainability in the cyber insurance marketplace


 * As the industry grapples with the uncharted territory of not having
   experienced large-scale systemic cyber catastrophes, there is a need to
   address the challenge around a shared understanding of what a systemic cyber
   event is, what might cause one and what would it look like —along with no
   industry consensus on modelling the risks or models that are fit for purpose.
    Is state intervention needed for cyber insurance?

 * Explore the depths of systemic cyber exposure and discuss how prepared the
   market is for a systemic event that impacts the entire market.  

 * Address the need for a transparent classification system defined by an
   independent body as existing definitions remain unclear and inconsistent,
   breeding uncertainty of what to cover and making it difficult to model. Would
   clarity attract more reinsurance and third-party capital, creating a true
   cyber catastrophe market? What ways can the insurance industry address risk
   and establish rules of thumb.

 * Examine best practice for measuring and monitoring accumulation risk and
   looking toward strategies that will allow for growth while still protecting
   overall exposure. Can new technologies improve risk?  

 * Discuss closing the protection gap and patching the systemic loss. Consider
   the reliability of threat intelligence, vulnerability scans, risk reports in
   assessing exposure and how risk modeling may need to adapt.

 * With carriers increasingly placing restrictions on coverage for systemic
   risks, explore solutions to address systemic risk, including public-private
   partnerships, diversification and risk-pooling, and the use of improved data
   analytics to enhance risk assessment, refine pricing and enable more precise
   coverage.

Alistair Clarke
Head Cyber and Commercial E&O (UK)
Aon
Speaker
Alana Muir
Head of Cyber
Hiscox
Jürgen Reinhart
Chief Underwriter Cyber
Munich Re Group
Meike Röllecke
Head of Cyber and Financial Lines
HDI Global
Hartmut Mai
Group President
Cyberwrite
Speaker
Jon Rigby
Former Chief Cyber Officer
Moderator

Sponsored By:

11:10 AM
11:10 AM - 11:40 AM GMT +0   (30 min)
Morning networking break



11:40 AM
11:40 AM - 11:40 AM GMT +0   (0 min)
CYBER RESILIENCE AND SUSTAINABILITY



11:40 AM - 12:25 PM GMT +0   (45 min)
Enhance cyber carrier-broker alignment: Overcoming challenges, seizing
opportunities to deliver accessible and affordable coverage for clients.


 * What’s keeping cyber brokers and carriers up at night? Identify the top
   challenges and explore what would solve these challenges?

 * Explore the key elements of a successful insurer-broker partnership to boost
   broker success and establish feedback loops for continuous exchange of
   insights on client needs, claims experiences, and evolving risks to stay
   informed and adaptive.

 * Navigate challenging market conditions where premiums are rising but coverage
   is being reduced: What can carriers and brokers do to address the coverage
   and rate difficulties? 

 * Discuss how cooperation between brokers, carriers and third-party specialists
   can build resilience and mitigate risk to improve pricing decisions

 * Analyse how market volatility affects customer experience and the changing
   broker/underwriter relationship. Identify strategies for underwriters to
   collaborate with brokers, improving customer engagement and experience.

Tom Dryden
Partner Cyber
McGill and Partners
Speaker
Graeme King
Senior Cyber Underwriter
Aviva
Speaker
Christopher Culligan
Head of Cyber
GAWS of London
Speaker
Kelly Butler
UK Cyber Practice Leader
Marsh
Speaker
Charles Perry
Head of Cyber
W/R/B Underwriting
Moderator

11:41 AM
11:41 AM - 11:41 AM GMT +0   (0 min)
FINDING A PATH TO PROFITABILITY AND GROWTH



11:41 AM - 12:25 PM GMT +0   (44 min)
Unlocking the full potential of the SME cyber insurance market


 * Discuss the SME cyber underinsurance problem and how to overcome limited
   budgets and fewer resources to invest in robust security measures 

 * As one of the highest growth potential markets within cyber insurance, what
   do cyber insurance policies need to encompass or avoid to appeal to SMEs? How
   can brokers and insurers best tailor cyber coverage to fit the needs of SMEs

 * Explore how to sell more to the SMEs market and discuss the barriers that
   need to be overcome when it comes to increasing penetration of cyber
   insurance across SMEs  

 * Discuss how insurers and brokers can educate clients on the repercussions of
   cyber attacks and assist in cultivating cyber resilience

 * How can industry players streamline processes and reduce exposure? Explore
   the government's role in safeguarding SMEs and closing the cyber protection
   gap.  

 * What are the differences/challenges in underwriting SME risks?

Jonas Schwade
CEO
Cysmo Cyber Risk GmbH
Speaker
Stephen King
Divisional Manager - Cyber
James Hallam
Speaker
Lucy Scott
Partner, Head of Cyber and Technology
Lockton
Speaker
John Pennick
Financial Risks Director
Berkeley Insurance Group
Moderator
Sponsored By:

11:42 AM
11:42 AM - 11:42 AM GMT +0   (0 min)
ROUND TABLE MASTERCLASS



11:42 AM - 12:25 PM GMT +0   (43 min)
Advancements in risk monitoring and modelling to quantity cyber risk


 * Explore the growing pains of a maturing insurance market where there are no
   standards or historical data to reference in the cybersecurity industry. To
   what extent can you rely on modeling?

 * Debating the disparity in quantifying losses and moving towards modelling you
   can trust: How can the risk be predicted when results vary vastly?  

 * What are the latest developments in cyber risk assessment? What are the key
   features (re)insurers/brokers require to anticipate, quantify and price cyber
   risk?

 * Why is it important to evaluate risk on an ongoing basis and proactively
   improve risk scores

James Mitchell
Senior Cyber Pricing and Exposure Manager,
Aviva
Speaker
Henry Skeoch
Cyber Risks Exposure Management Lead
Beazley
Speaker
Aleksandra Borodina
Research Lead
IQUW
Speaker
Jenna Bhundoo
Client Products Advisor - Cyber Cat Risk
CyberCube
Moderator
Sponsored By:

12:25 PM
12:25 PM - 12:25 PM GMT +0   (0 min)
CYBER RESILIENCE AND SUSTAINABILITY



12:25 PM - 12:45 PM GMT +0   (20 min)
The rise of cyberwashing and how to avoid it in cyber insurance


 * Unpack the concept of cyberwashing in today’s highly digitised environment
   and the challenges it poses to accurate risk assessment for insurers

 * Explore whether cyber risk management has truly moved on from a mere
   box-ticking exercise for insureds in light of emerging regulatory
   requirements and stricter cyber underwriting criteria

 * Learn how targeted, actionable insights into organisational exposure and risk
   management practices can help insurers avoid adverse selection and drive
   better informed, profitable decision-making

 * Gain expert insights into what good cyber hygiene looks like in 2024, why
   responsible disclosure is a reflection of an organisation’s actual cyber
   maturity, and how effective vulnerability management can enable insurers and
   their clients focus on the risks that really matter in-life

 * Discover how a proactive stance against cyberwashing can contribute to
   overall market stability in the cyber insurance industry

Andy Thomas
CEO
KYND
Wyn Jenkins
Director of Publications
Intelligent Insurer
Sponsored By:

12:26 PM
12:26 PM - 12:26 PM GMT +0   (0 min)
FINDING A PATH TO PROFITABILITY AND GROWTH



12:26 PM - 12:45 PM GMT +0   (19 min)
Anatomy of an incident: Detect > Extract > Respond


 * Consider efficiencies in data mining through the use of targeted technology,
   AI and machine learning algorithms

 * Offer thoughts on best practices in collaboration to promote efficient
   detection of sensitive data

 * Seek consultation and expertise in the slick assessment of data and impacted
   entity extraction

 * Provide pragmatic processes and purpose-built platforms to ensure a
   cost-efficient and swift response.

Leon Major
Training & Advisory Services
KLDiscovery
Speaker
Rachel Ford
Senior Associate
RPC
Speaker
Tony Tarquini
Founder and CEO
5189 Limited
Moderator
Sponsored By:

12:45 PM
12:45 PM - 12:45 PM GMT +0   (0 min)
CYBER RESILIENCE AND SUSTAINABILITY



12:45 PM - 1:30 PM GMT +0   (45 min)
Balancing demand and capacity: Keys to unlock capacity and investment potential.
Could ILS be the solution?


 * Attracting sufficient capital remains one of the cyber market’s top
   challenges: is there enough capital to support the growth of the cyber
   market? 

 * Discuss ways to resolve the imbalance between supply and demand for cyber
   coverage

 * Debate the potential for ILS to provide a new source of capacity, attract new
   entrants to the market, enable market growth and mitigate systemic risk
   exposure 

 * Address concerns about potential uninsurability when capacity has not kept up
   with demand and find ways to overcome the challenges of risk-modelling for
   ILS

William Wright
Partner and Director
Paragon International Insurance Brokers
Speaker
Justyna Pikinska
Global Head of Cyber Analytics
Gallagher Re
Speaker
Fergus Reynolds
Head of Third Party Capital
IQUW
Speaker
Mark Lynch
Head of Cyber Data & Analytics
Howden Tiger
Moderator
12:46 PM
12:46 PM - 12:46 PM GMT +0   (0 min)
FINDING A PATH TO PROFITABILITY AND GROWTH



12:46 PM - 1:30 PM GMT +0   (44 min)
The power of collaborative risk management: Uniting CISOs, Insurers, and brokers
for enhanced risk mitigation


 * Discuss the evolving role of the CISO and risk manager due to the growing
   sophistication of cyber threats

 * Gain a perspective into chief underwriters’ and claims’ view of risk along
   with the clients’ experience (CISO/risk manager) of insurance in the market 

 * Discover how clients, brokers and carriers can partner and explore a
   360-degree approach to cyber risk mitigation, quantification, transfer and
   response

 * Gain valuable insights into the intricacies of cyber insurance policies, the
   art of risk assessment, and the vital collaboration between CISOs and
   insurers in crafting comprehensive coverage tailored to an organisation’s
   unique needs

 * Bridge the cyber knowledge gap: Uncover tools for effective conversations
   between insurers, CISOs/risk managers, and leadership. Facilitate
   communication on cybersecurity concepts, bridging the gap for informed
   decision-making

Quentyn Taylor
Director of Information Security EMEA
Canon Europe
Speaker
Ezeugo Aguta
Head of Cyber Strategy & Innovation
Probitas Syndicate 1492
Speaker
Duncan Pease
Head of Cyber Claims International
Axis
Speaker
Vanessa Leemans
Head of Cyber UK & Lloyds
AXA XL
Speaker
John Pennick
Financial Risks Director
Berkeley Insurance Group
Moderator

1:30 PM
1:30 PM - 2:30 PM GMT +0   (1 hour)
Networking Lunch



2:30 PM
2:30 PM - 2:30 PM GMT +0   (0 min)
CYBER RESILIENCE AND SUSTAINABILITY



2:30 PM - 3:15 PM GMT +0   (45 min)
Cyber insurance and ransomware: Mitigating threats or fuelling the impact?


 * Addressing the surge in ransomware attacks requires strategic preparedness.
   Is cyber insurance an effective defence, or are payouts exacerbating the
   issue, leading to rising premiums, more claims, and stricter limitations?

 * Propose a unified approach against ransomware—bringing together regulators,
   policyholders, tech experts, insurers, and public-private partnerships for
   enhanced defence and resilience.

 * Tackle data limitations and explore methods for centralised reporting to
   enhance understanding of attack patterns, frequency, and prevention
   strategies.

 * Embrace underwriting evolution and recognise that the rise in cyber claims
   necessitates a shift in underwriting practices, ushering in rigorous
   standards and longer evaluations

Ed Ventham
Co-founder
Assured
Speaker
Michael Shen
Head of Cyber and Technology (London Market)
Canopius
Raheila Nazir
Head of Cyber: Overseas General
Chubb
Simon Newman
CEO
The Cyber Resilience Centre for London
Moderator
2:31 PM
2:31 PM - 2:31 PM GMT +0   (0 min)
CYBER REGULATION



2:31 PM - 3:15 PM GMT +0   (44 min)
Clarity in the face of war exclusions: Guiding insureds through uncertain times


 * Discuss the latest development of war exclusions in cyber policies 

 * A look into the LMA model and delve into key features and potential issues
   still faced. With little clarity for policyholders, could the new wordings
   create more problems than they solve? Are there potential litigation risks
   due to ambiguity?

 * Examine the diverse language employed in war exclusions emphasising the lack
   of a uniform war exclusion clause and get to grips with the localisation
   challenge and how to adapt the clauses to fit local legal and regulatory
   environments 

 * Address the challenges faced in coverage scope for state-sponsored cyber
   attacks and examine what triggers the applicability of exclusion in policies
   including considerations of declared war, attribution, attack location, and
   intended target of the cyber attack.

 * Analyse attribution and the challenges it poses for cyber war exclusions in
   particular for SMEs—what makes a cyber attack state-sponsored, catastrophic
   or uninsurable?

 * Debate the need to reassess terrorism, war and political violence coverage
   and exclusions amidst growing global tensions and what relevance will this
   have on underwriting?

Dimaggio Rigby
Head of Cyber, Media and Technology
United Insurance Brokers (UIB)
Speaker
Piers Tuggey
Head of Cyber
Chaucer Group
Speaker
Hans Allnutt
Partner
DAC Beachcroft
Speaker
Simon Kilgour
Partner
CMS Cameron McKenna
Moderator
3:15 PM
3:15 PM - 3:15 PM GMT +0   (0 min)
CYBER RESILIENCE AND SUSTAINABILITY



3:15 PM - 3:35 PM GMT +0   (20 min)
Cyber risk management and supply chain – Present, future, challenges


 * How Vodafone is evolving its Cyber risk management approach

 * The particular challenges of the supply chain – threats, incidents and
   process

 * Common current approaches to managing the risk and where these fall short.

 * Potential approaches to solving the problems and getting us into a better
   place

Mal Smyth
Global Head of Cyber Governance, Risk and Control
Vodafone
Speaker
Wyn Jenkins
Director of Publications
Intelligent Insurer
Moderator
3:16 PM
3:16 PM - 3:35 PM GMT +0   (19 min)
Navigating the shifting cyber landscape: trends, threats, and lessons from
global insurers


 * Discuss the changes in cyber risks in the last year, including the impact of
   data exposures, ransomware group activities, and geopolitical events

 * Highlight what’s responsible for 88% of the exposures online - and it may not
   be what you expect

 * Analyse lessons learned by two global insurers - At-Bay and Swiss Life - to
   reduce cyber incidents and claims, and how other organisations can do the
   same

Celestine Jahren
Director, International Sales
Censys
Speaker
Sponsored By:

3:35 PM
3:35 PM - 4:00 PM GMT +0   (25 min)
Afternoon Break



4:00 PM
4:00 PM - 4:00 PM GMT +0   (0 min)
CYBER RESILIENCE AND SUSTAINABILITY



4:00 PM - 4:45 PM GMT +0   (45 min)
Modernising and mastering the maze of cyber underwriting

 * Whats the biggest challenge in cyber insurance currently, and what are your
   key priorities for 2024?
 * Cyber as a product line tends to be at the forefront of adopting new
   technologies compared to more traditional lines. What technologies and
   developments do you anticipate increasing in prevalence over the next year?
 * Pre-breach/preparatory and incident response services for insureds - what
   tools and services does the group currently offer? How do they see this
   changing for 2024? How can we address the low engagement rate for these
   services?
 * How can we as an industry get better at identifying and managing cyber risks
   in real-time, without relying on historical information? How can Underwriting
   and Claims work collaboratively to achieve this?

Philip Smith
Cyber Lead
HDI Global
Speaker
Alex Jomaa
Chief Underwriting Officer
Onda
Speaker
Scott Davies
Senior Cyber Underwriter
Dual
Speaker
Akash Bharadia
Ex Axis Customer Experience & Digital Transformation Lead - Global Cyber &
Technology
Independent
Moderator
4:01 PM
4:01 PM - 4:01 PM GMT +0   (0 min)
CYBER REGULATION



4:01 PM - 4:45 PM GMT +0   (44 min)
Cyber legal landscape unveiled: Navigating regulations, policy clauses, and
emerging liability challenges


 * An overview of current global regulatory trends and notable developments in
   cyber risk management practices and the insurance sector’s role in mitigating
   these risks 

 * Gain an understanding of how tighter and expanding regulations around data,
   privacy, and technology designed to reduce cyber attacks are impacting
   organisations and how the cyber insurance market is responding to these
   developments 

 * Explore liability and navigate challenges in the era of biometric and
   megapixel technology - is the worst yet to come when claims are still to come
   in?  With noticeable increases in liability claims related to biometric and
   megapixel technologies, analyse the long-tail nature of liability claims and
   how it impacts on underwriting and coverage decisions 

 * Address the war exclusion clause complexity around policy wording and the
   need for clarity and consistency 

 * Navigate the impact of the EU Digital Operational Resilience Act legislation
   and other regulatory developments from key jurisdictions around the world:
   what do regulators expect and what tools can insurers adopt to help them
   comply?

James Tuplin
SVP, Head of International Cyber
Mosaic Insurance
Speaker
Sasha Henry
Senior Managing Consultant
CyXcel
Speaker
George Alayon
Deputy Director,Head of Innovation, Analytics & Infrastructure, Insurance
Department
Bermuda Monetary Authority
Speaker
Neil Davis
Partner and Head of Insurance
Mills & Reeve
Moderator
Sponsored By:

4:02 PM
4:02 PM - 4:02 PM GMT +0   (0 min)
MASTERCLASS



4:02 PM - 4:45 PM GMT +0   (43 min)
Masterclass - Challenges associated with Cyber Claims in the UK/EU for complex
breaches


This session will dive into the various aspects of complex breaches that impact
cyber claims including:

 * Complex breach restoration and associated costs

 * Lessons learned and best practices from the US that can be applied to the UK
   / EU

 * Breach fatigue and the psychological impact of a breach; complex stakeholder
   management at multiple levels

 * Addressing the challenges of a third-party breach including data mining and
   notification covering multiple countries and languages

Anshu Gupta
President
Integreon
Speaker
Jennifer Coughlin
Founding Partner
Mullen Coughlin
Speaker
Cameron Carr
Partner
Mullen Coughlin
Speaker
Virginia Romero
Consultant – Incident Response Team
S-RM
Speaker
Jonathan Taylor
Cyber Services Director
Integreon
Moderator

Sponsored By:

4:45 PM
4:45 PM - 4:45 PM GMT +0   (0 min)
FUTURE TRENDS AND INNOVATION



4:45 PM - 5:30 PM GMT +0   (45 min)
The rise of AI in cyber insurance: Opportunities or a wave of new threats?


 * Examine how cybercriminals exploit AI and Machine Learning to enhance the
   effectiveness of their attacks and uncover the new challenges introduced by
   this approach

 * Discuss how cybersecurity strategies should change in response to the
   evolving use of AI and ML in cyber attacks

 * Outline the key timelines and milestones for AI and cybersecurity
   advancements in the upcoming five years

 * With the rise of AI-related cyber risks, how might the liability framework
   evolve, particularly in terms of shared liability? What implications could
   this have for insurance premium pricing, and how can we ensure these remain
   accessible for clients?

 * Explore the impact of advancing AI technology on redefining war and utilising
   cyber weapons. Analyse the implications for international law and
   cybersecurity policies

 * Discuss the opportunities for insurers and brokers to utilise AI's data
   analysis and pattern recognition capabilities to improve product development,
   sales, underwriting, and claims management in cyber insurance?

 * Debate if there is a danger of becoming overly dependent on AI?

Tanya Waeber
Head of Cyber
Generali Global Corporate & Commercial (Germany)
Speaker
George Beattie
Head of Innovation
CFC Underwriting
Speaker
Anthony Hess
CEO
Asceris
Speaker
Janthana Kaenprakhamroy
CEO
Tapoly
Moderator
Sponsored By:

5:30 PM
5:30 PM - 6:15 PM GMT +0   (45 min)
What’s next? A look at the evolving threat landscape, emerging risks and the
future of cyber insurance


 * What does the future of cyber threats look like and how will the industry
   change in the next year?

 * Discover how to transition from a mere tick-box, compliance requirement and
   business expense to maximising profitability in the realm of cyber insurance.
   With rising premiums and reduced coverage, will insurance become
   unaffordable? Will companies need to start choosing between cybersecurity
   mitigations or cyber insurance? 

 * Drive innovation in cyber insurance by offering more comprehensive policies,
   creating tailored solutions and discuss ways that insurers and big tech can
   collaborate to create a healthy, thriving insurance market 

 * Analyse the cyber market growth potential by overcoming challenges around
   distribution, tail-risk management, supply vs demand trends, and the need for
   greater transparency when it comes to security metrics, and data-sharing

 * Highlight emerging risks in cyber insurance such as lack of trust, quantum
   computing, supply chain security, the role of state actors, and the impact of
   cyber in non-cyber lines as cyber as a peril grows

 * Tackle the talent war and skills gap in cyber insurance through strategies
   like minimising turnover, enhancing retention, promoting diversity, equality,
   and inclusion, reskilling/upskilling to bridge skill gaps, and devising
   creative solutions for recruiting top talent.

Chris Mc Murray
Europe Cyber Lead
Travelers
Speaker
Monica Tigleanu
Cyber Strategy Director
BMS Group
Speaker
Debbie Hobbs
Head of Cyber, Tech and Media
Miller Insurance Services LLP
Speaker
Matthew Hogg
Global Cyber Product Leader
Liberty Mutual Insurance
Speaker
Bill Zuill
Editor
Bermuda Re+ILS
Moderator

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6:10 PM
6:10 PM - 6:15 PM GMT +0   (5 min)
Closing remarks


Wyn Jenkins
Director of Publications
Intelligent Insurer
Speaker
6:15 PM
6:15 PM - 7:00 PM GMT +0   (45 min)
Networking drinks




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