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The Future of Conduct Regulation: What Lies Ahead?

When:

Where: Association of British Insurers - UK Head Office - London, One America Square, 17 Crosswall, London, EC3N 2LB, United Kingdom

Registration: 09:00 - this event will include networking lunch

Event registration closed

Price

  In Person
Members | Associate Members | MGA Associate Members | Partners £195
Non-Members £257
  Virtual
Members | Associate Members | MGA Associate Members | Partners

£55
Non-Members

£137

 

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Overview

There has been significant regulatory change in recent years, from the implementation of GI Pricing Practices, Product Governance standards, and the Consumer Duty to Pensions Dashboards and a variety of ESG disclosure requirements. Following the July 2024 General Election, this event will explore, "What’s next for Conduct Regulation?", “What are the major themes that are expected to emerge in the coming months and years?

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Bookings will close at 17:00 on Tuesday 15th October 2024. 

Speakers will be announced soon.

Why attend?

  • Learn about what to expect from financial regulators in the next months and years, as well as how to ensure your organisation is prepared.
  • Engage with other policy and regulation specialists about the opportunities and obstacles facing the UK regulatory landscape under the new government.
  • Gain up to 5 CPD hours by attending this CII accredited event.

What will delegates learn? 

By the end of this event, delegates will be able to...

  • Recognise the ways in which regulators and the insurance sector could work together to ensure accountability and good consumer outcomes while simultaneously fostering growth and competition.
  • Describe how introducing the Consumer Duty and principles-based regulation could lead to simplification of the rulebook to support good customer outcomes.
  • Understand the importance of striking a balance between responsibly adopting AI and fostering innovation. 

Keynote speakers

KOLLER.Michaela.jpgMichaela Koller, Director General, Insurance Europe

Greg-Thwaites image.jpgGregory Thwaites, Research Director, Resolution Foundation

Speakers

Andrew Bennett image.jpgAndrew Bennett, Policy Principal, Form Ventures

Raluca O.jpegRaluca Boroianu-Omura, Head of Conduct Regulation Assurance, NFU Mutual

Tom_Clay_Colour_Cropped_Scaled.pngTom Clay, Chief Data Scientist, Covéa Insurance

RACHEL clegg image.jpgRachel Clegg, Policy, Advice & Guidance Manager, Phoenix Group

James Daley.jpgJames Daley, Managing Director, Fairer Finance

Headshot 2024 (Amy Dickens).jpgDr Amy Dickens, Policy Advisor, Responsible Technology Adoption Unit, Department for Science, Innovation and Technology, UK government

Penny Jones.jpgPenny Jones, Responsible AI Lead, Zurich Insurance

Brian Mcbride.jpgBrian McBride, Head of Conduct Regulatory Development, M&G

Cheryl Ng image.jpgCherryl Ng, Head of Department, Regulatory Reform and Remedies, Competition, Financial Conduct Authority

Matt Papasavva - deloitte.jpgMatt Papasavva, Director, Deloitte

Alison_Raynor_BIO Pic.jpgAlison Rayner, Chief Compliance and Corporate Affairs Officer, Allianz

Laura Scarpa new image.jpgLaura Scarpa, Partner, Deloitte LLP

Lucy A image.jpg Lucy Ashton, Senior Policy Adviser, Digital and International Affairs, ABI

Charlotte Clark image.jpgCharlotte Clark, Director of Regulation, ABI

William Meredew image.jpgWilliam Meredew, Manager, Conduct Regulation, ABI

Charlotte Wightwick 2024 2 New Image.jpgCharlotte Wightwick, Assistant Director, Head of Conduct Regulation, ABI

Event registration closed