InsurtechLIVE27
Speakers
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David Gritz
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Jenny Bax
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Mark Bennett
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Agenda
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Exhibitor Hour
Explore solutions, meet vendors and connect with attendees.
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Welcome
Opening Remarks
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A Year of (Re)Invention
How insurtechs are evolving through AI, transformation and changing market conditions.
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Luke Anear Founder Keynote, Mitti
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What Will Insurers Compete On in the Coming Decade? (Panel)
Exploring the future role of trust, data, capital and CX in portfolio strategy.
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Andrew Buncombe Macquarie Bank
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Global Perspectives on the Road to 2030 (Panel)
Lessons from insurance innovation and experimentation around the world.
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David Gritz Insurtech NY
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Future Predictions Icebreaker
Audience debate on the most likely future scenarios for insurance. (Interactive Discussion)
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Lunch (Networking)
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TRACK A: The new insurance tech stack
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Welcome back
Introduction to afternoon content
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Built-in, not bolted on: The architecture shift AI demands
Keynote
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Will Ross Federato
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The Future Insurance Tech Stack (Panel)
What actually has to change in the insurance technology stack for AI to matter, How is the distinction between systems of record and systems of decision matter? Trade-offs, lessons learned, and strategic decisions shaping key organisations’ technology roadmaps.
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Will Ross Federato
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Jamie Smith Moderator
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Startup <> Insurer Partnership Case Study
A founder and insurer are invited to speak about their partnership, the process and the outcomes. (Case Study + Fireside)
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Powering the New Tech Stack (Panel)
How insurers can balance computing power, cost, speed and resilience as AI workloads scale. Exploring the infrastructure choices powering insurance innovation. (Panel + Fireside)
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Stela Solar Stone & Chalk
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Mark Bennett DLA Piper
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Afternoon Tea (Networking Break)
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TRACK B: Rebuilding the insurance value chain
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The Future of Insurance Distribution (Panel)
Examining how consumers will discover and purchase insurance in the years ahead.
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Scott Wilson Konkrd
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Case Study
A founder and insurer are invited to speak about their partnership, the process and the outcomes. Case Study + Fireside
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Claims as the Moment of Truth
How insurers and insurtechs are improving customer outcomes through innovation in life, motor and property claims.
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The Human at the Heart
Preparing people leaders to build human-centred organisations in an AI-enabled future and how we can ensure AI complements the future insurance workforce. (Closing Keynote)
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Closing Remarks
Key takeaways and closing reflections.
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TRACK B: Rebuilding the insurance value chain
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Broker / MGA & Insurtechs
How intermediaries are responding to emerging technology and partnering with insurtechs. Case studies and roundtable discussion on best practices. (Breakout Discussion)
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Jenny Bax UAC
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Underwriting the AI Economy & Emerging Risks
Assessing, pricing and managing risks as AI moves from experimentation to operational deployment; how traditional underwriting approaches may need to change to account for autonomous decision-making and AI-driven customer interactions. (Panel + Breakout Roundtables)
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Tracey Bryan Lloyd’s Australia
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TRACK A: The new insurance tech stack
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Performance Managing Your AI Agents
Your newest workforce is AI. How are you going to manage it? Practical frameworks for measuring AI agent effectiveness and value. (Expert Talk + Roundtables)
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Jamie Smith
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Managing Technology Risk
Balancing innovation with cyber resilience, fraud, governance and trust considerations. (Fireside + Panel)
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Victor Bajanov
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Demos
Sets of tech demos organised around specific industry challenges and capabilities (e.g. compliance), with a focus on quality networking for attendees.
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Demos
Sets of tech demos organised around specific industry challenges and capabilities (e.g. compliance), with a focus on quality networking for attendees.