QUESTIONSProfessional Indemnity Insurance
Venue: Crowne Plaza London-Shoreditch
Location: London, United Kingdom
| Event Date/Time: Oct 14, 2009 | End Date/Time: Oct 15, 2009 |
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C5 presents the 7th forum on
Professional Indemnity Insurance
Maximising Profitability and Minimising Risk in a Turbulent Claims Climate
14 & 15 October 2009, Crowne Plaza London - Shoreditch, London, UK
These are very dangerous times for professional and financial advisers and their insurers. US law firm Dewey & LeBoeuf has just been hit with a negligence claim of more than $3 billion by the liquidators of General American Life Insurance. Whatever the merits, the astonishing sum claimed will be of grave concern to insurers.
The 7th Professional Indemnity Insurance forum has been carefully researched to ensure it is focused on the risks, exposures, and other key and complex issues and concerns facing the industry today.
This unparalleled event will cover the following areas:
• The future for solicitors’ insurance following the renewal, including the impact on the availability and terms of solicitors’ PII
• The insurance market for survey and valuation activities and what underwriters have learned since the last property crash
• The scale of the mortgage fraud threat at the primary level and what this means for insurers
• The E&O claims arising out of Madoff, Stanford and other major frauds
• The recent contractual developments and major infrastructure issues to affect PI insurers
• Pension trustees indemnity — the size of the market and the risks to look out for
• The ramifications of the online purchase of PII
Featuring top-level speakers from market leading insurance firms such as Hiscox, Zurich, PYV, Travelers, Aon, Marsh, QBE, Brit, and Novae, the programme also includes an industry-led panel discussion on the latest PII developments, risks, exposures and opportunities.
There is no other conference on the market today that is so comprehensive and practical in its analysis of the opportunities and issues involved in the Professional Indemnity Insurance market
Professional Indemnity Insurance
Maximising Profitability and Minimising Risk in a Turbulent Claims Climate
14 & 15 October 2009, Crowne Plaza London - Shoreditch, London, UK
These are very dangerous times for professional and financial advisers and their insurers. US law firm Dewey & LeBoeuf has just been hit with a negligence claim of more than $3 billion by the liquidators of General American Life Insurance. Whatever the merits, the astonishing sum claimed will be of grave concern to insurers.
The 7th Professional Indemnity Insurance forum has been carefully researched to ensure it is focused on the risks, exposures, and other key and complex issues and concerns facing the industry today.
This unparalleled event will cover the following areas:
• The future for solicitors’ insurance following the renewal, including the impact on the availability and terms of solicitors’ PII
• The insurance market for survey and valuation activities and what underwriters have learned since the last property crash
• The scale of the mortgage fraud threat at the primary level and what this means for insurers
• The E&O claims arising out of Madoff, Stanford and other major frauds
• The recent contractual developments and major infrastructure issues to affect PI insurers
• Pension trustees indemnity — the size of the market and the risks to look out for
• The ramifications of the online purchase of PII
Featuring top-level speakers from market leading insurance firms such as Hiscox, Zurich, PYV, Travelers, Aon, Marsh, QBE, Brit, and Novae, the programme also includes an industry-led panel discussion on the latest PII developments, risks, exposures and opportunities.
There is no other conference on the market today that is so comprehensive and practical in its analysis of the opportunities and issues involved in the Professional Indemnity Insurance market
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Full conference price: £1,399 +VAT, group and society discounts available, call to discuss your booking.
