This keynote will explore how geopolitical fragmentation, sanctions and regulatory divergence across Asia are reshaping global programme design. The session will set the macro context for the day, highlighting why Asia remains the most complex region for multinational insurance execution.

A candid, corporate-led discussion on the realities of programme structuring in Asia. The session examines fronting availability, credit risk and the gap between global programme intent and local execution.

A focus on where programmes succeed or fail in practice. Through real examples, this session explores jurisdictional complexity, cultural differences and how better upfront governance can improve outcomes.

This session examines how captives and parametric solutions are increasingly used as core programme tools, particularly in managing climate, supply chain and volatility risks.

This presentation aims to cut through the hype to focus on practical applications of data and technology in programme execution — from policy issuance to claims handling and reporting.

Our panel will explore how employee benefits, travel risk and mobility exposures are becoming integral to global programme strategy, requiring alignment across HR, risk and finance.

This session will provide a clear, practical update on regulatory developments across the region, including non-admitted rules, premium tax and enforcement trends.

A forward-looking discussion led by senior risk managers on the structural shifts that will shape programmes over the next 12–24 months.