Following the increase of innovative new entrants and the rapid rise of comparison websites, this evolving digital revolution has more scope than any other megatrend to disrupt all aspects of the way insurance firms operate – customer engagement, product development, pricing and underwriting, finance, security, claims management, compliance, etc. Embracing change and new technologies is absolutely critical to the insurance industry’s survival. As such, firms - irrespective of size - who maintain a status quo will inevitably be left behind.

With the help of technology leaders, senior commentators and market experts, this quarterly series of thought provoking 75-minute forums sheds light onto some of the ‘newer-than-new’ developments in digital transformation, plus what’s trending in the London market now (more than you might think!) with Artificial Intelligence, data management, data security and regulatory monitoring/compliance.

This is a Free event. To register, simply complete the panel below and an email confirmation of your registration will be sent to your email address.

Prize Draw for an Apple iPad, awarded post-event for the best topic/theme suggestion for a future ‘IT Matters’ forum.

This forum is a ‘must attend’ for senior business, IT and security professionals; developers; project managers; finance officers; business analysts; risk, regulatory and compliance professionals, plus underwriters and brokers who work in the Lloyd's and London insurance market.  If relevant to colleagues please forward details of this forum. Thank you.

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Supported by globally-respected academics, authors, innovators and senior insurance market professionals, the quarterly 'IT Matters' and 'Security Matters' forums, companion ‘Roundtable briefings’ and ‘Webinars’ may contribute towards your sector-recognised CPD vocational training modules.  Insurance Technology Forums’ aim is to provide ‘knowledge events’ for practitioners working for Lloyd's and London insurance market company affiliates, trade associations, professional bodies and standards agencies.