ABI Motor Conference 2011
Headline Sponsor
Tuesday, 22 November 2011
The ABI Motor conference will be the premier gathering of motor insurers and experts. It will provide an excellent opportunity for key stakeholders to engage on the wide range of issues facing the motor insurance market including the implementation of the recommendations on civil litigation reform made by Lord Justice Jackson, initiatives aimed at tackling fraud and will look at how insurers can effectively engage with consumers.
The insurance industry’s determination to protect customers from the cost of insurance fraud moved up a gear with the announcement of a national Insurance Fraud Register. The ABI Motor Conference will hear from Commander Ian Dyson, City of London Police, and Glen Marr, Director, Insurance Fraud Bureau, on some of the latest initiatives being undertaken to help tackle fraudulent claims. The database will enable insurers to identify anyone who fails to declare a previous fraudulent insurance claim and follows a six month pilot exercise. It should be fully operational by early 2012.
The conference will start with registration at 09h00 and conclude with a drinks reception at 17H20.
For all enquiries relating to the content of the programme for the day, please contact Rob Cummings, Policy Adviser, Motor, Liability and Property, General Insurance & Health Directorate on 020 7216 7512 or email Rob.Cummings@abi.org.uk.
For any sponsorship and exhibitor opportunities at the conference, please contact Amanda Chase, Events & Publications Manager on 020 7216 7485 or email
Amanda.Chase@abi.org.uk
If you have any enquiries with regard to accommodation at the conference venue or a query with regard to registering on the website or general queries, please contact Rodrigo Steed, Events Co-ordinator on 020 7216 7487 or email
Rodrigo.steed@abi.org.uk
Registration: Members £200.00 per delegate. Non-Members £300.00 per delegate. (Costs are exclusive of VAT).
The programme for the day can be found to the right hand side of this webpage. Biographies of speakers and the latest update will be added shortly.
Please note that this event has been
accredited by the CII and can be included as part of your CII CPD requirement should you consider it relevant to your professional development needs. Please see registration form.
Grange City Hotel8-14 Cooper's Row London EC3N 2BQ
This event is now fully booked.
Event Date : 22/11/2011
A) How can we improve the way young people learn to drive and improve road safety generally? FULLY BOOKED
With young driver fatalities remaining high and in light of the Government’s Strategic Framework for Road Safety, this session will look at proposals put forward to improve pre and post-test training for young drivers and how we can improve road safety generally.
B) Is data management the answer to getting profit out of motor?
More extensive and intelligent uses of industry data is one of the key ways of achieving more accurate premiums, reducing fraud, and improving efficiency. This session looks at various initiatives to make that a reality.
C) Can the cost of whiplash claims be effectively reduced?
With the cost of whiplash claims continuing to rise and representing major costs for insurers, this session will look at some of challenges facing the judiciary and insurers in effectively managing these costs and reducing the number of claims.
None of the above
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D) How can insurers tackle fraud?
This session will look at some of the latest initiatives such as the insurance fraud register and the dedicated insurance fraud police unit, being undertaken to help tackle fraudulent claims.
E) What does the future of risk based pricing look like?
In the wake of the Test Achats ruling, this session will look at the ability of insurers to accurately price risk in the future, including the role of attributes such as age and post codes.
F) Vehicles of the future – challenges and change FULLY BOOKED
With electric vehicles rising on the agenda, this session will look at the future of vehicles, including anti-collision technology and the future role for telematics.
None of the above
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