Facilitator :Jan Schubart
This module deals with one of the insurance, namely proximate cause. Essential to any claim in terms of an insurance contract, is to ratify that the cause of a loss is proximate to an insured peril. It is thus self-evident that to understand the application, including where there maybe t2o proximate or concurrent causes is essential to the knowledge of all claims practitioners

Facilitator :
Martin Thormahlen
Description :
Annually Munich Re compiles the Tech Trends Radar to give guidance on technological innovations that should be used in insurance and how to distinguish concrete recommendations from market hype. Additionally we explain which technical trends have an direct or indirect influence on the insurability of risks. With an exponential mindset, we will address the latest insurance-relevant tech trends in 2021, explain the changes in health/industrial robotics and automation, and present the benefits of machine learning business cases. Of course, we will also explain what significant changes we see in embedded insurance and digital ecosystems.
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Facilitator :Janko Kotze
This session will unpack the practices of the world's most successful sports teams and how this can be applied to a business environment. Not only will it unpack the DNA of these teams, it will elaborate on the five step process to elevate Team Performance. The first of the Elite Webinar Series focusses on the 15 practices of Elite Teams. An Elite Team is a team that consistently exceeds expectations.

Join Jessica Turner Managing Director of Catastrophe Advisory at Guy Carpenter : Climate change is already profoundly affecting many aspects of the Earth system and will continue to do so for the next decades. In response, regulators, investors and other stakeholders are increasingly demanding evidence of climate change risk quantification. This talk will focus on what's important for general insurers to understand about climate change with an emphasis on physical risk from extreme weather.