Insurance Day Events
Insurance Day hosts a series of webinars, podcasts, and forums throughout the year bringing you insight into key market trends and developments from industry leaders.
Listen to our FREE Leaders Panel, April 15 at 3pm
Hear top leaders from Aon, Inigo, Chaucer and Munich Re Syndicate debate the present and future of the London market
Sign up now to our Leaders Panel and listen FREE on April 15
Hear top leaders from Aon, Inigo, Chaucer and Munich Re Syndicate debate the present and future of the London market. A second panel, on April 22, will focus on cyber re/insurance.
Monte Carlo RVS cancelled again
Rendez-Vous de Septembre to return in September 2022
Monte Carlo RVS opens for 2021 registrations
Registration website opens despite pandemic
ID Podcast: The BI test case and a more interventionist FCA?
Insurance Day asked Clifford Chance for their key takeaways from the ruling, and what it will really mean for the insurance industry
Sign up now to our FREE Lloyd's reforms webinar
Hear leaders from Axis, the Corporation of Lloyd's the LMA, and BGC Partners give their frank views of the current state of progress on Lloyd's reform program on March 4 at 3pm.
Fears remote working could see London 'lose a little of its soul'
London has benefited from accelerated technology adoption but the end of face-to-face trading could see the market lose some of its traditional spirit, London Market Forum panellists said
Broking-focused panel session starts tomorrow at 3 pm
Join Optio’s Matthew Fosh, Acrisure Re's Jason Howard, Oneglobal Broking’s Vanessa Macdonald-Smith, and Birketts EC3 Legal’s David Coupe as the debate the present and future of the broking and MGA markets
Join our FREE broking-focused panel session
Hear top leaders from Beach, Optio, Oneglobal and Birketts EC3 Legal discuss distribution at 3 pm on December 10
Join Insurance Day's London Market Outlook today
Hear top London market chief executive discuss how to win in this market
London market costs still top priority, chief executives say
Senior figures call for 'tangible progress' on the market’s biggest problem
ID Comment: Lloyd’s reforms have the market’s support
John Neal’s reform plans could become more unpopular as they begin to deliver on their core objective of slashing costs
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