ISCM Summer Festival 2024
Thu, Jul 11
|London
Join us for an ISCM sponsored day combining two exclusive in-person educational events in London with networking.
Time & Location
Jul 11, 2024, 12:15 PM – 8:00 PM GMT+1
London, 122 Leadenhall St, London EC3V 4AB, UK
Guests
About the Event
Starting early in the afternoon, we have three seperate events as given in the agenda bellow. Please select the event(s) you are interested and click the corresponding ticket. Â We employ a first come, first serve policy.
Agenda
- 12:15-13:45: Evolving Cat Management of Geopolitical Risks - 50 poeple - 122 Leadenhall St, Leadenhall St
- 14:05-15:15: ISCM sponsored Lloyds Tour  - 20 people - Lloyds of London, Leadenhall St
- After 17:30: Networking event  - 50 poeple -  The Slug and Lettuce, St. Mary Axe
Evolving Cat Management of Geopolitical Risks
Although numerous insurance classes are exposed to losses from geopolitical risks, historically their management has received less focus from the catastrophe modelling community than Nat-Cat risks. Now, more than two years on from the escalation of the war in Ukraine, with the ongoing Israel Gaza war and multiple hotspots of increasing tension globally, better risk selection and accumulation management has moved up the agenda. Lloyd’s has also increased their scrutiny of this important topic.
Join MS Amlin, the International Society of Catastrophe Managers and a line-up of esteemed experts on geopolitical risk and insurance for an in-person event on the beautiful 42nd floor of The Leadenhall Building.
12:15-13:45 pm
Sandwich lunch provided
Speakers:
Keynote Richard Harris-Deans. Partner & Director of Advisory, CHC Global
Panel:
Chair: Dr Jessica Turner. Head of Exposure Management, MS Amlin Sandy Warne. Global Head of Terrorism & Political Violence, Howden Lucy Brookes. Exposure Management Manager, Lloyd’s Torbjorn Soltvedt. Associate Director, Global Risk Insight, Verisk Maplecroft Guillaume Watkins. Lead Underwriter for Political Violence, MS Amlin
ISCM sponsored Lloyds Tour
ISCM sponsors a guided tour at the Lloyds London market building. The tour has a duration of one hour, we will have two guides on site sufficient for a group of 20 participants. Visitors will need to show original photo identification to collect their pass, e.g. a driving license or passport. Reception cannot accept photos or paper copies of identification. Security passes will be available for collection at the Events desk on the left-hand side of the Lloyd’s Main Reception on Lower Ground. visitors must arrive 10 minutes prior to the booking time (14:05) to allow the collection of passes and a punctual tour starting time. Backpacks or luggage are not permitted on a Lloyd's tour and items must be left within the dedicated Cloakroom located on Upper Basement. Valuable items may be retrieved and carried by the visitors.
The two expert guides who are retired market professionals will also provide information about the history of the Lloyds market. We hope that seeing the physical space where all broking activity takes place and learning about the founding history of the Lloyds market can add perspective, be inspirational and motivate people entering the industry. The event is thus planned to be particularly attractive for young professionals in the City just starting their careers in the (re)insurance industry and specifically Cat Modelling.
14:15-15:45 pm (please be at the loyd’s Main Reception on Lower Ground at 14:05)
Guides:
Peter Fletcher and Janice Stewart.
Networking event
As a member of the ISCM, we are excited to extend an invitation to you for an ISCM members-only networking event that we will be hosting in London this summer. As always, we hope to bring people together from across our industry to connect and reconnect so please join us on 11th July at St Mary Axe for an evening of networking, knowledge sharing, and summery refreshments! Thank you for your continued support of the ISCM and we look forward to seeing many of you at the event.
Starting at 17:30 pm
Food and drinks are provided.
Venue:
The Slug and Lettuce,
St. Mary Axe, London