Events
Source: Middle East Insurance Review | Mar 2021
Virtual Asia Insurance Brokers’ Summit
Theme: ‘Acing the Digital Era – The Right USP for Brokers’
16-17 March
COVID-19 has been a wake-up call for the world and has changed the way we do business.
The Summit will have an exciting platform for brokers to meet clients in the virtual space, to have real discussions whilst also looking for new potential clients.
The ninth in the series – this virtual only conference will have all the perks of an actual conference. The event will look at the basic strategic core value that brokers bring to the whole value chain: helping to identify the risks; getting the risks assessed; looking at risk management perspectives; searching covers for these risks and getting insurers to think of new products and services to meet these needs; and lastly to make sure the price is affordable.
FAIR Insurance Marketing Conference
Theme: ‘Rising Above the Challenges of 2020’
5-6 April, Cairo, Egypt
The two-day event, organised by the Federation of Afro-Asian Insurers and Reinsurers (FAIR), will cover a range of topics including: digital marketing in the face of 2020’s challenges; sales scenarios; the role of regulators, federations and associations in developing the markets; and the storytelling of sales techniques.
Virtual Asia Conference on Healthcare and Health Insurance
Theme: ‘Cost-effective Healthcare and HealthTech Solutions in the Pandemic-induced
Work-from-Home Era’
15-16 April
Healthcare costs will continue to accelerate given the pandemic and its aftermath. An ageing population and the rise in chronic diseases are putting pressure on expenses. Everyone is looking at insurers as the bearer of the last costs with deep pockets. How can the healthcare and insurance sectors support the mental health and well-being needs of individuals and employees? Can tech tackle the COVID-19 mental health fallout?
This two-day conference will discuss the dynamic and critical role of insurance in the health business – how the insurance, health and tech markets find a common working ground to cope with and fight the pandemic and add value.