As climate and disaster risks increasingly threaten economic growth, insurance is emerging as critical infrastructure for resilience, not merely a mechanism for risk transfer.
Drawing on a decade of experience from the Insurance Development Forum and partners across developed and emerging markets, on 15 November 2026, IDF Change Agent Ekhosuehi Iyahen, Secretary General of the Insurance Development Forum, will join the Global Insurance Forum to bring focus on the critical impact public-private partnerships have in the drive for global resilience and sustainable growth.
Delivering the session “From Protection Gaps to Resilient Growth: What a Decade of Public-Private Partnership Has Taught Us”, Ekhosuehi will explore how governments, multilateral institutions, and the insurance industry have translated public-private partnerships into tangible impact; how mature and developing markets can learn from one another; and how it is possible to close protection gaps and build Future-Ready Nations.
Held at the iconic Lloyd’s building in London, UK, the Global Insurance Forum 2026 will explore the future of insurance, from capital and AI, to regulatory issues and resilience.
Join Ekhosuehi and other renowned voices in insurance from 15-16 November 2026.
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