Date
Time

Full day conference

8.15am - 4.30pm

Venue
Shelbourne Hotel

ERM: Insights for Insurers

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Risk management has always been core to what we do. However, in today’s environment of economic and financial uncertainty, new regulation and emerging lessons from the financial crisis, risk management has been elevated to a new level of importance and urgency as the financial services industry looks at risk and capital in new ways. New responsibilities have emerged for actuaries, risk managers, senior management, board members and others.



The “ERM: Insights for Insurers” conference will provide attendees with insights into recent developments in risk management and explore their relevance to insurers. Our speakers – all risk management experts - will explore risk management topics in detail, taking the current economic and supervisory environment into account.

  • Patrick Brady, Director, Policy and Risk, Central Bank of Ireland, will be the keynote speaker and will discuss the implications for insurers of a sustained low interest rate environment.
  • Esko Kivisaari, Deputy Managing Director, Federation of Finnish Financial Services, will cover topics such as Solvency II and ERM, developments in the risk management space outside Europe, and what insurers and policymakers can learn from risk management practices and experiences in banking.
  • Niamh Brennan, Michael MacCormac Professor of Management at the UCD School of Business, will explore the behavioural and psychological aspects of managing risk and the challenges in embedding a risk culture in an organisation.
  • Pat Ryan will speak about “Overseeing Risk Management in a Financial Institution”, drawing on experiences as an INED and a Chief Risk Officer. Pat is a Non-Executive Director at Axa Life Europe, Davy Stockbrokers and permanent tsb.
  • Francis Coll, Head of Compliance at Irish Life Financial Services, will give a practitioner’s view of managing compliance risk and how that fits within an ERM framework.
  • Eamonn Phelan, Principal at Milliman and Chairman of the Society’s Enterprise Risk Management Committee, will present on developments in relation to Risk Appetite Statements.
  • Lukas Ziewer, Partner at KPMG Ireland, will present on tools and techniques for managing financial risk.
  • John McCrossan, Chief Risk Officer of Aegon Ireland, will describe an innovative approach to managing operational risk.
  • Marie Sinnott, Group Head of Compliance and Enterprise Risk Management, ESB (Electricity Supply Board), will bring perspectives on risk process and culture from another industry.

The programme will also include two panel discussions, giving attendees the chance to engage in an active discussion on risk management practice.

  • In addition to several of the above speakers, panellists will include Colm Fagan, Non-Executive Director, Pat Healy, Managing Director, AXA Life Europe, and Dick O'Driscoll, INED.
  • The panel discussions will be chaired by Sean Casey, Managing Director, New Ireland Assurance, and Tony O'Riordan, Head of Life Insurance Actuarial Practice, PwC Ireland.

The conference will be chaired by Dermot Corry, Principal with Milliman and President of the Society of Actuaries in Ireland.

 

Groupe Consultatif

We welcome delegates from the Groupe Consultatif who are attending the Annual Meetings in Dublin on 26th and 27th September. Delegates from the Groupe are welcome to attend this ERM event and can avail of the SAI member's rate of €250

 

Costs:

We are offering a 10% discount on bookings of 3 or more from the same organisation.

 

To access podcast please contact the Society: info@actuaries.ie 

Cost (members)
€250 for Fellows, Associates and Affiliates / €100 for Students and Retired Members (or €225 / €90 if 3 or more are attending from your organisation)
Cost (non-members)
€290 (or €260 if 3 or more are attending from your organisation)
Event Type
CPD Event
Speakers/Presenters
Patrick Brady, Esko Kivisaari, Niamh Brennan, Pat Ryan, Francis Coll, Eamonn Phelan, Lukas Ziewer, John McCrossan, Marie Sinnott