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Insurance Day Summit London Line-up Unveiled

MORE THAN 50 chief executive and senior management speakers from the London market and further afield will debate the major issues impacting the insurance industry at the Insurance Day Summit London being held next Tuesday and Wednesday 17 and 18 May 2011, at the Grange City Hotel and we are pleased to say that Scyllogis Director, Colin Whickman, will be one of them!

Lloyd’s chief executive, Richard Ward, Scor chairman and chief executive, Denis Kessler, UK government and business ambassador and broking stalwart, Sir David Brewer and Oil Insurance president and chief executive, Robert Stauffer are just some of the headline names that have been confirmed as participating in this year’s programme.

Now, in its sixth year, the summit features a number of new additions to the already popular programme mix of panel sessions and keynote speeches.

In keeping with the progress demonstrated by the London market over the past 12 months towards improving process and service efficiencies, the Summit panel sessions will employ state-of-the-art technology in order to ensure all delegates can have their say on the vital industry issues debated.

Colin Whickman will be taking part in one of the panel sessions discussing Claims Management and entitled  ‘How effective claims management helps with Solvency II challenges’.  Solvency II demands complete transparency and a common knowledge of how the claims are handled and decisions are made.    Colin will be making the case that such consistency of claim management is best achieved by the use of rules-based, automated technology which can be deployed to all staff in order ensure that all relevant procedures are followed and rules applied.

Also new this year is a series of Tomorrow’s World-style presentations, which will look at some of the challenges the market will be facing in five to 10 years’ time and the solutions that may be available.

Click here for more information and to see the full confirmed speaker line-up for this year’s Insurance Day Summit London. You can also download this year’s programme brochure here .

Last Updated ( Thursday, 26 May 2011 )
 
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