The way forward for the insurance coverage sector towards the digital and sustainable problem | Business | EUROtoday

The insurance coverage sector lives an unprecedented transformation, pushed by the convergence of financial tensions – energetic by geopolitical dangers -, an accelerated technological innovation and customers that demand extra personalised and versatile options. To this panorama are added two key axes. On the one hand, digitalization, become a spine of the enterprise, which advances with out pause with instruments similar to synthetic intelligence, whose deployment guarantees to outline the effectivity and expertise of the person. On the opposite, the dedication to sustainability, which is now not an choice: the mixing of ESG standards (for its acronym in English of Environmental, Social, and Governance) and local weather threat administration emerge as strategic priorities within the business that explores new protection towards excessive climate phenomena.

The sector – which lately has been conditioned by pandemic, financial coverage and new regulatory necessities, which have affected the monetary administration and accounting of firms – has demonstrated a notable capability for adaptation, managing to keep up its progress and enhancing the standard of the service. On this board, increasingly complicated, the power to anticipate dangers and adapt with agility will make the distinction between shifting ahead or falling behind. To analyze the challenges within the business, El País, KPMG and Corporate Excellence will have a good time a gathering, subsequent Thursday, June 12, to which varied consultants within the area have been summoned.

The occasion – that may be adopted reside by way of the web site of this newspaper and its social networks, beginning at 10.15 – will begin with the welcome of Amalio Berbel, sector chairman KPMG insurance coverage in Spain. Then there will likely be an institutional intervention by Carolina Lameiro Medina, Deputy Director General of Inspection of the General Directorate of Insurance and Pension Funds.

Subsequently, a debate desk will likely be held with Javier Olaso, companion chargeable for KPMG insurance coverage in Spain; Víctor Zambrana, deputy normal director of Mutua Madrid; Patricia Ayuela, CEO of Direct Line Insurance; Tomás Alfaro, CEO of Aegon, Javier Valle, CEO of Vidacaixa, and Francisco Lara, President Pelayo. At the top of the assembly, Amalio Berbel, KPMG Insurance Sector in Spain, will give the conclusions of the assembly.