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Xchanging London Market Conference 2010
Thursday, 02 December 2010

For over a decade, the Xchanging conference in Brighton was a pivotal date in the calendar for high level discussion, debate and the sharing of ideas on issues affecting the London market.

But this year, in conjunction with The Insurance Insider, the Xchanging London Market Conference event took place in the prestigious surroundings of the Mansion House, at the heart of the City of London, and Scyllogis Consulting were extremely pleased to be headline sponsors of the event!.

Nearly three-hundred industry leading executives operating in the London market converged on the Mansion House – the home of the City’s Lord Mayor – to hear from both fellow industry rainmakers and experts from outside of the market.  Although the theme “keeping London Competitive’ was a broad one, it remains arguably more valid now than ever before.

From underwriting, to broker remuneration, from the UK tax environment to London’s back office and regulation, there is a genuine recognition that London has to continue to be improving and reinventing itself, if it is to remain a compelling magnet for global P&C business.  

London Market Conference 2010On the 25 November 2010, this definitive London market conference proved essential attendance for everyone passionate about the London market…


Key Speakers included:

Michael Portillo , Political commentator, former cabinet minister and television broadcaster
Denis Kessler CEO, SCOR
David Andrews Founder & CEO, Xchanging
Charles Philipps CEO, Amlin
Stephen Catlin Founder and CEO,Catlin Group
Anthony Nutt Director, Jupiter Asset Management
Ulrich Wallin CEO, Hannover Re
Richard Ward CEO, Lloyd’s

Discussing topics that included:

Underwriting in a soft market
The evolving broking model
Insurance technology
London market reform programme
M&A
Why are (re)insurance stocks so cheap? (or are they?)
Solvency II
Capital
2010 cat losses
The future of wholesale distribution
Planning for 2011
Driving efficiencies in the back office

Scyllogis Consulting were also pleased to host a roundtable entitled ‘Keeping the London market competitive through effective IT delivery’ where we discussed and debated issues such as:

 Are IT projects suffciently “business benefit” led or do they tend to produce a solution looking for a problem?
 If it is true that there is no such thing as an IT project, how do we get IT and the business aligned in order to deliver business improvement projects?
 Is the problem that businesses are incapable of articulating what they want or setting out a
clear vision for IT to follow?  Conversely, if they do set out their requirements, is the problem that the Business are allowed to move the goalposts constantly?
 Are boardrooms reluctant to release budgets for IT spending? If so, why, and what can be done to change this way of thinking?

If you would like to receive a transcript of the conclusions that were drawn by the roundatble to these and other issues arising from the debate, please e-mail This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .

In the meantime please find attached below some of the key messages that came out from the Conference panel discussions, courtesy of The Insurance Insider:

 

London market’s premier position under threat:

Insurers urged not to squander capital in soft market

Scor: Solvency II could turn market

Catlin calls for Lloyd's reform

Hardy woos shareholders with buyback plan and capital leverage

Catlin: No more new Lloyd's syndicates for 2011



Last Updated ( Thursday, 07 April 2011 )
 
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