This session will look at how global insurance programmes are delivered in practice and the role of fronting partners, international networks, and the importance of a local presence. It will also examine the role of brokers, from the central, global broker to the local broker, and the importance of broker networks to the successful delivery of a global programme.

Our speakers will explore what good local execution looks like in practice, how risk managers can set and measure expectations around service, policy issuance and programme delivery, establish clear accountability and escalation when problems arise, and use meaningful performance reporting to ensure global partners and their local networks deliver against agreed standards.