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Boardroom Forum - Partnerships with Government to Manage Risk and Improve Resilience

When:

Where: Keoghs, 5th Floor, 20 Gracechurch Street, London, EC3V 0BG

Registration: 08:00, includes networking breakfast

Event registration closed

Price

Members                                                                                              Free
Non-Members £49 + VAT

 

Please note: All members must be logged into their ABI member account to register. If you are an ABI member but have not yet registered for an account, please see here.

With the Spending Review on 11 June, this event will be an opportunity to discuss and analyse the government’s latest spending commitments on flood defence and resilience, and get the reaction from industry experts from the ABI, Keoghs, Flood Re and Allianz on what this means for our sector.

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Our Boardroom Forum is a union of our NEDs & Chairs Network and Executives’ Club breakfast delegates, creating one network for Execs, C-Suite members, NEDs and Chairs from ABI Member and Associate Member companies. 

Flooding and responding to a changing climate is a key issue for insurers as extreme weather events become more frequent and severe. Over the last year the industry has seen record claims for weather related events and flooding across the UK. Our partner, Keoghs, has been actively engaged with government discussions to address flood risk and the evolving role of insurers in managing these challenges.

With the Comprehensive Spending Review in June, ambitious planning reforms proposed in the Planning and Infrastructure Bill, a government led taskforce on Flood Resilience and the Bonfield Review into property flood resilience, now is a critical time to look at the role of our sector and how we can work across industry and government to support customers, look at new models and adapt to a changing climate. A key part of the government’s growth mission is to deliver 1.5million new homes over the course of the Parliament but its essential that these homes are built for the future, not in high flood risk areas, particularly with the world leading Flood Re scheme due to end in 2039 and the market transition back to risk reflective pricing.

This event will provide a valuable insight into how the sector is working with government and responding the challenges of increased flood risk, equipping industry professionals with the knowledge needed to navigate these emerging challenges and risks. Join as we delve into these crucial discussions and explore proactive solutions and ways of working across the industry in a rapidly changing policy landscape.

Why attend?

  • Delegates should attend to gain critical insights into the evolving challenges facing insurers, property owners, and policymakers in managing emerging risks, with particular emphasis on:

    • Flood risk and planning reform
    • Alternative vehicles for managing risk, including insurance pools
    • Sustainable and green insurance products
    • Understanding the government’s approach to climate adaptation, resilience and investment.

Speakers

The dress code is business attire, if you have any dietary requirements please enter these when registering.

Bookings close at 17:00 on Monday 23 June 2025.

Alex Wyard.jpgAlex Wyard, Director of Technical Underwriting for Allianz Personal Lines, Allianz Insurance

Event registration closed