Insurance Stategy 2012: Chartis UK MD Aubert to offer insights into volatile market
Chartis UK managing director Nicolas Aubert will join the Insurance Strategy line-up next month to take part in a panel discussion.
Insurance Strategy is an intensive one-day conference bringing together strategic decision makers from the UK's most prominent insurance companies to hear from expert speakers, network, and engage in interactive debates on the most pressing issues facing the industry.
Aubert will take part in a panel entitled Dealing with a Volatile Market on 26 September, and should be in a position to offer some fantastic insights given the changes his business has been through in the past four years from AIG to Chartis and back to AIG again.
Joining him on the panel are Stephen Lewis, CEO of UK general insurance at Zurich Financial Services, and Barry Smith, CEO of Ageas UK, for what should be an illuminating discussion covering the Eurozone crisis, the UK and London's position in the global insurance market and the major risk factors for today and tomorrow.
The overall theme of Insurance Strategy 2012 is ‘Connecting with the Customer'. As well as insurer case studies and external perspectives, the event will feature insights from brokers and corporate risk managers, enabling delegates to get to grips with how their customers really approach insurance.
High-profile keynote speakers will provide a strategic overview of current and future business trends, while an emphasis on interactive discussion among specific groups will allow delegates to tailor the conference to their own needs, walking away with practical advice on key challenges.
But time is ticking if you want to take advantage of the early bird discount which runs out tomorrow, so don't delay and sign up for Insurance Strategy 2012 today.
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