Insurance Summit | The Economist | 30 March 2018 | Athenaeum InterContinental Athens Hotel, Leof. Andrea Siggrou 89-93, Athina 117 45, Greece

At a crucial time for Europe where major political, economic and social challenges need to be resolved, the need for stability, optimism and collective effort are imperative. How significant is the role of the insurance sector in these times of turmoil and what key elements are shaping the future of the industry in Europe?

Against the backdrop of finalizing the second bail-out review by early 2017 with international creditors, Greece’s social security and pension reforms as well as the importance of public-private partnerships in the healthcare industry are two of the most important factors to transform the country for the future generations to come. In addition, a brave new world for risk management has emerged as we tackle natural disasters, cyber-attacks and new technologies shaping our lives.

Can the Insurance Industry be the Guardians of the future?

WHY ATTEND

Subjects we shall discuss:

Social security or insecurity in Europe?
The insurance industry evolves and adapts
Managing risk in tomorrow’s society
Longevity vs viability: The private insurance sector to the rescue?
Healthcare reform: Private public partnerships in motion
A brave new world for risk management

2018 Speakers

John Andrews
Consultant editor, The Economis

László Andor
Former European commissioner for employment, social affairs and inclusion, European Commission

Peter Bofinger
Member, German Council of Economic Experts, professor of economics, money and international economic relations, University of Würzburg

Åsa Johansson
Assistant director, country studies branch, economics department, Oecd

David Sislen
Practice manager, urban and disaster management, Europe and central Asia, World Bank

Yannis Stournaras
Governor, Bank of Greece

2018 Sponsors

• ETHNIKI
• PWC
• WIND
• DHL
• SINGULAR LOGIC
• AEGEAN
• SIEBEN
• NAFTEMPORIKI
• NAFTEMPORIKI.GR
• CNN GREECE
• FIRST INSURANCE FORUM