The Future of General Insurance

Now in its 11th year, The Future of General Insurance brings together the key players in the insurance industry to equip you with the insights you need to adapt to the market of tomorrow. Use your time wisely by gaining critical updates on developments with consumer behaviour, pricing and risk, innovation in distribution, regulation, claims and more.


Why this is the General Insurance event you should attend

* An 11 year pedigree: a track record of senior speakers delivering insightful content

* A thoroughly researched agenda, informed by discussions with senior insurers
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Now in its 11th year, The Future of General Insurance brings together the key players in the insurance industry to equip you with the insights you need to adapt to the market of tomorrow. Use your time wisely by gaining critical updates on developments with consumer behaviour, pricing and risk, innovation in distribution, regulation, claims and more.


Why this is the General Insurance event you should attend

* An 11 year pedigree: a track record of senior speakers delivering insightful content

* A thoroughly researched agenda, informed by discussions with senior insurers from across the market

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Focused on the GI industry to provide consistently relevant insights. Read a summary of last year’s conference

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An enviable and varied speaker line-up providing a wide range of perspectives

* The right mix of strategic market insights and practical discussions. Click here to see our new formats


Customer Satisfaction
'I have been to this event many times both as an attendee and as a speaker. Things are moving faster than ever before in the world of General Insurance - in a couple of days you can make sure you're up to speed'

Martin Oliver, Chief Executive Officer, Barbon Insurance Group



Feedback from attendees at 2010's The Future of General Insurance:



* 100% of insurers surveyed said they would consider recommending The Future of General Insurance to a colleague
* 97% of respondents said they would consider attending again in 2011