ITFA Reinsurance webinar – organised by the ITFA Insurance Committee – 12 February 2021

In June last year, the ITFA Insurance Committee had, unfortunately, to postpone the webinar on Reinsurance. We are pleased to invite ITFA members to join this webinar, which is co-sponsored by Willis Towers Watson. Get an insight into the role reinsurance plays in the credit insurance market and how it supports the direct insurance market working together with banks.

This webinar will now be held on Friday 12th February 2021. Willis Re’s specialists James Loggie and Mark Jenkins will share with us their knowledge of the reinsurance market and discuss the topic with James Nunn from leading reinsurer Transatlantic Re. Also, Christophe Meurier, who until recently headed the dedicated credit insurance captive of a large European bank, will add his perspective from his position now as CEO of WTW’s Financial Solutions Division including the pros and cons for a bank to set up an in-house insurance company.

Topic: Reinsurance for the credit insurance market

Date & Time: Friday, February 12^th 2021 – EDT 9:00  / 14:00 BST / 15:00 CEST /  21:00 CST

Agenda: 

• Introduction
• The current state of the Credit & Political Risk Reinsurance market
• View from a reinsurance underwriter’s desk
• Perspective from a banker-insurer-broker
• Q&A

Speakers:    

• James Loggie – Regional Director, Willis Re, Global Credit, Surety and Political Risk Practice
• Mark Jenkins – Managing Director, Willis Re, Global Credit Surety and Political Risk Practice
• James Nunn – Vice President, TransRe
• Christophe Meurier – CEO Financial Solutions, Willis Towers Watson
• Moderator: Silja Calac, Board member of ITFA and Head of the Insurance Committee

To book your place, please confirm your registration by email to alexiavella@itfa.org. Closer to the date of the webinar, you will receive Zoom joining details.

Also please look out for the details of our upcoming webinars. We look forward to seeing ITFA members join the webinar and benefit from your insights and questions to enrich the debate – it will be recorded to enable playback.