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Impact Investment in Insurance Industry: A Symbiotic Relationship (Through Par Funds)


Dr. Poonam Tandon, Chief Investment Officer, IndiaFirst Life Insurance Company Limited
 

1. Introduction

Empathetic Leadership: Paving the Path to Gender Diversity in the Corporate Landscape

 

Felicia Er, Chief Risk Officer, MSIG Asia Pte Ltd
 

Closing the Need Gap: Connecting with Underserved Population Segments


Joseph Strathman, Director, Business Transformation, Transamerica Life Insurance Company


1. Executive Summary

Life insurance customers are increasingly segmented by gender, race, ethnicity, and other characteristics. Many of these groups are underserved and with unique needs, creating challenges for insurance carriers to reach them.

Embracing Sustainable Investments - Opportunities and challenges for insurers


Joyce Liow, Internal Audit Manager, Governance & Risk Management Group, Milliman Financial Risk Management LLC
 

Creating value for young people in the insurance industry

 

Guadalupe Ramos Rodriguez, Financial Consultant, MAPFRE
 

Three correlated challenges: the image of the insurance industry, attracting young customers and employees.

Bridging the retirement income protection gap - Tomorrow’s challenge but today’s opportunity

by David Lipovics, Vice President, U.S. Pension Risk Solutions, RGA
 

1.  A protection gap less-talked-about

Few could dispute that many of the world’s largest economies have aging populations. With public and empoyer-sponsored pension systems gradually decreasing in scope and significance, the elderly increasingly must shoulder the burden of saving adequately for their retirement years. It is a challenge many underestimate and do not adequately prepare for.

The World Post-Covid - “Insure or Die”


Oladele Akinsanya, Head Of Products - Performance, Improvement & Development, Custodian Life Assurance Limited
 

Background

As the business world recovers from the effects of Covid, the insurance industry will play a pivotal role in the new world, amidst the envisaged growth momentum, inflation, digitisation, climate change, health awareness, income disparity etc. The industry is projected by SwissRe to grow at about 3.9% in 2022.

Wearables Data – Beyond Customer Engagement


The path to disrupting the market with a simpler, more frictionless purchase journey
Tonya Blackmore, Head Of AURA & Global Digital Underwriting, RGA
 

1. The Wearables Opportunity