Why attend?

The PRA’s forthcoming framework for Recovery and Resolution Planning is likely to have an impact on many UK and international insurers. This is an opportunity to contribute to the discussion at an early stage in the framework’s development.

Who should attend?

The next meeting of The-Women’s-Insurance-Net-Work is back once again at the lovely Down Hall Hotel in October.

We have a mixed bag of an agenda for you, guaranteed to provoke thoughts and ideas, bring you up to speed industry matters and introduce you to influential, inspirational or maybe just purely useful folk.

So please do book your place early, as this meeting’s always a popular one. If you would like to invite a guest, please do so.

Agenda:

16:30 – 17:00       Registration with tea/coffee

17:00 – 17:05       Welcome by co-chairs Jules Constantinou (The IFoA), and Carol Jagger (Newcastle University)

17:05 – 18:05       Presentations from:

Tom Kirkwood (Associate Dean for Ageing, Newcastle University)

At this one hour event, the President will highlight key developments which Council will be working on for members this year. 

“Ramping up our Relevance” of the IFoA, the work that actuaries do, and the influence that actuaries have is the key theme of David Hare’s Presidential Year.  He would like this breakfast event to be as much about members asking questions and sharing views as it will be about presenting information.