From the General Assembly Review 2013: With the announcement of designated global systemically important insurers (G-SIIs) imminent, one breakout session at the 2013 General Assembly was dedicated to “G-SIIs: Policy Measures and Consequences”.
A review of the annual General Assembly 2014 in Toronto, hosted by our Canadian Members, Donald A. Guloien (Manulife Financial Corporation), Charles Brindamour (Intact Financial Corporation), Dean A. Connor (SunLife Financial), and Prem Watsa (Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd.).
The Geneva Association Annual General Assembly is a unique platform for the leadership of the global insurance industry to gather and discuss economic and social issues that affect (re)insurers. It is an unparalleled opportunity for industry leaders to gain insights and discuss strategic opportunities and challenges with global experts, central bankers and the regulators and supervisors who influence the business of risk management.
I am very pleased to present the review of our 2016 General Assembly in Rome. Our annual Assembly sits at the heart of The Geneva Association’s work as a forum for the leaders of the world’s foremost (re)insurance companies. It provides an exclusive opportunity for our Members to meet and interact with selected global leaders and experts on some of the key challenges and opportunities facing their businesses today.
I am very pleased to present the review of our 2016 General Assembly in Rome. Our annual Assembly sits at the heart of The Geneva Association’s work as a forum for the leaders of the world’s foremost (re)insurance companies. It provides an exclusive opportunity for our Members to meet and interact with selected global leaders and experts on some of the key challenges and opportunities facing their businesses today.
Today, 66 Chief Executives of the world's leading insurers have confirmed their commitment to The Geneva Association's Climate Risk Statement - a set of guiding principles on the substantial role insurance can play in global efforts to tackle climate-related risks.
Read the full statement: The Climate Risk Statement of The Geneva Association