LMF Special Roundtable – Innovation in the Specialty Insurance Market

Time to talk innovation in the London Market – products, processes and services. A FREE Market roundtable for insurers, brokers and Lloyd’s.

The Lloyd’s and London Insurance Market hasn’t always been at the front of the queue when it comes to innovation and adopting new technologies, most probably due to the Market’s continued success and its ability to react quickly to emerging risks and customer needs, as the world evolves. However, we live in an increasing fast moving digital world where technologies, where implemented in the right conditions, could not only ensure that London retains its role as the globe’s “go to” insurance market, but also we use such technologies and platforms to drive true innovation for our clients, business partners and for our own firms.

During this LMF roundtable, in partnership with the University of Exeter Business School and Oxford Brookes University, we’ll explore and openly discuss, as a community, not only the innovation that we’ve seen and that is taking place, but also the potential for even greater and more customer focused products and services. To help us with these discussions and to share some incredible insights, we’ll be joined by three top level academics and business advisers, Professor Casten Maple, Professor Roger Maull and Dr Tazmeret Rubin, who have considerable domain expertise in this area. This highly interactive LMF London Market community roundtable will last for 90 mins, followed by networking drinks, thereby allowing us to share ideas, learn from others and make new contacts in the Market. The gathering will be facilitated by LMF’s Founder and longstanding Market practitioner, Roger Oldham.

All LMF sessions are free to access and only open to those employed by an insurer, broker, MGA, Lloyd’s or Market Trade Association. We sadly cannot accept vendors, suppliers or other advisers at this session. Only 20 spaces at the event, so book your place today.

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