Are some risks becoming uninsurable – and what does that mean for communities and economies worldwide?
As climate, cyber and geopolitical risks intensify, the protection gap continues to widen – challenging insurers’ ability to provide affordable, sustainable coverage where it’s needed most.
We’re pleased to share that Ekhosuehi Iyahen, Secretary General of the Insurance Development Forum, will be speaking at the Financial Times Live Global Insurance Summit on this critical topic.
Panel: The protection gap, emerging threats and systemic risk — are some business sectors becoming uninsurable? Time: 09:25 – 10:15 AM (BST)
Joining a distinguished panel:
- Tara Foley, CEO UK & Ireland, AXA UK
- Sheila Cameron, CEO, Lloyd’s Market Association
- Aki Hussain, Group CEO, Hiscox
- Patrick Tiernan, Chief Executive, Lloyd’s
Moderated by Lee Harris, Insurance Correspondent, Financial Times
Together, they’ll explore:
- The role of public-private partnerships in closing the protection gap
- How insurers should respond to systemic risks across climate, cyber and geopolitics
- What alternative risk models mean for the future of insurance
Find out more about the Financial Times Live Global Insurance Summit:
