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Solvency II and data management: the debate

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If you missed this week's live webinar debating Solvency II and the issue of data management - it is now available for viewing on-demand.

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The Panel talked in depth about what "good" looks like in terms of an insurer's data management and Solvency II; where management for this function should lie; the current state of the market in terms of how prepared it is; and what the future may hold.

The panel of expert speakers include:

Alex Plenty, Director - Information and Management, Deloitte

Philip Howard, Research Director, Bloor Research

Jonathan Swift, Editor in Chief, Post Magazine

Colin Rickard, Managing Director, DataFlux Europe

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