Seminario:

Risk Frontiers–Solvency II, Captives and the management of cross-border risks

Estimados socios:

Commercial Risks Europe, ECIROA (European Captive Insurance & Reinsurance Owners Association) y las asociaciones alemanas de gerencia de riesgos organizan el seminario indicado que se celebrará el próximo día 2 de Noviembre de 2011, de 9 h. a 15,45 h. en el Steigenberger Airport Hotel, en Frankfurt.

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Existen vuelo directos Madrid - Frankfurt y regreso que permiten asistir en el día al seminario completo.

Os adjunto el contenido del seminario, que se realizará en inglés. Para información adicional:

http://www.commercialriskeurope.com/events/

Risk Frontiers–Solvency II, Captives & the management of cross-border risks

PART I - SOLVENCY II, WHAT NEXT?
9:00am - 9:25am Registration and coffee
9:25am - 9:30am

• WELCOME: Adrian Ladbury of CRE and Günter Dröse of ECIROA
9:30am - 10:00am

• KEYNOTE ADDRESS. From a senior official at EIOPA, on the progress made with Solvency II to date, the next steps and why they believe it will be positive for Europe’s insurers, risk managers and captive owners.
10:00am - 10:30am

• THE REGULATORS’ PERSPECTIVE - Marisa Attard, head of Insurance at the Malta Financial Services Authority will speak about the implementation of Pillar II, particularly the implementation of systems of governance.
10:30am - 11:00am

• Q&A hosted by Adrian Ladbury and Günter Dröse and Hans Jorg Schill, Bfv President, Risk Manager of Frankfurt airport and Managing Director of Assekuranz Vermittlungs GmbH, the in-house broker of Fraport. Martine Hecq, Managing Director at GDF Suez Re in Belgium, will also join this debate.
11:00am - 11:30am

COFFEE BREAK
11:30am - 12:00pm

• WHAT SHOULD A CAPTIVE DO TO PREPARE ITSELF FOR THE SOLVENCY II ENVIRONMENT? - Jonathan Groves, Head of Continental European Risk Management Group at Chartis, explains how captive owners should apply Solvency II and the most cost effective solutions and strategies given the latest form of the rules.
12:00pm - 12:30pm

• WHAT DOES SOLVENCY II MEAN FOR BUYERS? - Philippe Gouraud, Head of Major Accounts Practice & Multinational Chartis Europe, on what Solvency II means for Europe’s corporate insurance companies, what impact it will have on capacity and prices-particularly for captive and cross-border exposures.
12:30pm - 1:00pm

• Questions and Answers session co-hosted by Adrian Ladbury and Günter Dröse, head of ECIROA. Mr. Dröse will state the ECIROA position to start with and then we will move onto the Q&A. Members of ECIROA, Bfv, DVS & BDI and CRE readers will be invited to send questions beforehand to ask the speakers. Questions will also be taken from the floor. Harry Daugird, Chairman of the Insurance Committee of BDI and board member of DVS, will join the panel.
1:00pm - 2:00pm

BUFFET LUNCH
2:00pm - 2:45pm

PART II - CROSS-BORDER RISKS AND GLOBAL PROGRAMMES IN THE POST-SOLVENCY II WORLD

• Nigel Brooke of Clyde & Co and Praveen Sharma of Marsh explain the key legal issues facing risk managers who need to cover cross-border exposures and the latest legal and regulatory developments in key emerging markets such as Brazil and India. Praveen Sharma will explain the tax implications of global programmes and the best strategies for risk managers based on latest developments. The speakers will also consider the latest
news from and strategy adopted by the German insurance supervisory authority and tax office in relation to global programmes.
2:45pm - 3:00pm

• THE INSURERS’ PERSPECTIVE - Dankwart Von Schultzendorff, Regional Country Manager for ACE Germany, Austria and Switzerland will explain how it believes risk and insurance managers can more effectively manage and transfer their cross-border risks.
3:00pm - 3:15pm

• THE RISK MANAGER’S PERSPECTIVE - Carl Leeman, Chief Risk Officer at Katoen Natie, President of IFRIMA, the international federation of risk management associations, and board member of Ferma, will explain how risk and insurance managers should construct their global programmes in the modern world to ensure consistency, cost effectiveness and above all compliance in a fast-changing environment. He will also explain how an industry wide standard could help achieve greater consistency and how this can be achieved
3:15pm - 3:45pm

• Q&A session including the speakers from this session during which we will be joined by Gregor Kohler, Head of Insurance at Bayer
3:45pm

END OF SEMINAR.