Resilience Re: Designing A Public-Private Insurance Response To Pandemic & Other Systemic Risks

Resilience Re: Designing A Public-Private Insurance Response To Pandemic & Other Systemic Risks
Webinar

Webinar Recording

This FS Club webinar features Julian Enoizi from Pool Re. Join us for what promises to be a deep and wide ranging discussion covering the following:

27 years of building resilience to terrorism risk through public-private partnership;
The repercussions of the Covid-19 crisis for the (re)insurance industry, and potential responses; and
The broader role of public-private risk financing and resilience-building in the 2020s.

Speaker:

Julian Enoizi is CEO of Pool Re. Julian has presided over the repositioning of the organisation including the renegotiation of Pool Re’s relationship with HM Treasury, introduction of a more sophisticated underwriting proposition requiring an amendment to an Act of Parliament, the purchase of the world’s largest terrorism retrocession programme, the launch of the world’s first terrorism Catastrophe Bond and a significant investment into a partnership with the Home Office in respect of risk mitigation projects. In addition, Pool Re is recognised a central sponsor of thought leadership initiatives and international collaboration with similar national level terrorism (re)insurance arrangements around the world. In 2018, John Glen, Economic Secretary to the Treasury, described Pool Re as being “widely recognised as the world’s leading terrorism pool”.

Julian is a multi-lingual lawyer who has practiced internationally. He sits on the Advisory Board of the OECD International Network on the Financial Management of Large-scale Catastrophe and the CBI’s Financial Services Council. A Freeman of the City of London, Julian was appointed a visiting Professor at the University of Cranfield in 2018 and in 2019 was recognised by Insurance Day as Industry Achiever of the year for his leadership and innovation in terrorism reinsurance.

Julian is an active speaker at conferences worldwide, advocating the importance of public/private partnerships and international collaboration to tackle difficult to insure perils facing the world today.

Date
Thursday, 30 July 2020

Time
11:00 - 11:45 BST

Cost
Free