Program

The session will discuss how the legacy insurance market is evolving to provide capital solutions, manage volatility, enable growth, and offer exit solutions for various insurance portfolios. Hear perspectives from leading market practitioners on how the market is transforming to support the broader insurance sector.

Ask an AI how effective your defense counsel is, which attorneys drive severity, and where a case will develop. Ask again and get the same answer, with an audit trail a state regulator can read. That system is in production today at US specialty insurers. Growth Protocol built it on neuro-symbolic AI. Not another point solution. One system, reasoning across underwriting, claims, actuarial, and finance, so your underwriters know which risk to select, your claims team knows how to build a case strategy, and your actuaries know where reserves will develop, all before renewal, not after the loss. Same inputs, same answer, every time. Every one of those calls stays yours, traceable back to the logic behind it. David Mocklow and Miro Dimitrov show it in production, and what it changes for the people running the carrier.

Be the first to hear insights on the emerging risk landscape from Moody’s new Insurance Risk Radar. Moody’s CEO Rob Fauber will then host a dynamic conversation with senior industry leaders from Swiss Re, Fairfax, and Aon on the risks reshaping the insurance landscape — from casualty exposure and social inflation to interconnected global risks and AI. Attendees will gain practical perspectives on how leading organizations are adapting strategies, strengthening resilience, and positioning for growth.

Global trade is entering a new era. As geopolitical fragmentation reshapes supply chains and investment flows, Central Asia is emerging as one of the world's most important connectivity hubs. This transformation is creating new opportunities-and new risks-for insurers, reinsurers, investors, and export credit agencies. The session will explore how the development of international trade corridors is driving demand for political risk, trade credit, cargo, construction, and investment insurance. It will also examine the role of insurers in enabling infrastructure projects, facilitating cross-border investment, and strengthening economic resilience in an increasingly uncertain global environment.