The construction industry is likely to become a global engine for economic growth and recovery from Covid-19 with the average annual global infrastructure construction forecast set to grow by 5.1% per year.
However, the industry is also heading towards a period of rapid and significant innovation and changes in the workforce. Climate change will lead to big changes in construction processes and methods, while the industry is already undergoing a technological transformation, with digitalisation and growth in modern manufacturing methods. And in the wake of Covid-19, construction firms are focusing in more on diversity, equality and inclusion initiatives as a way to access more talent and reduce skills gaps.
While the long-term picture looks promising for the construction industry the negative impact of Covid-19 and the ongoing material and labour shortages creating supply chain bottlenecks will trigger significant short and medium-term cost increases for construction firms, and there will be an increased need to transfer risk into insurance programmes.
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Stimulus Package / Market outlook
Governments across the globe have announced Stimulus Packages with substantial investment in infrastructure and green energy projects, which will help to dynamise the economy impacted by Covid-19. In this session we will be presenting and analysing the main infrastructure and green energy plans in the main regions.
Stimulus Package investments: Impact on the insurance market
From an insurance market perspective how are these investments going to impact the insurance capacity and rates? Is the market ready to take all of this investment? How will this impact the already hard market? Will this boom lead to new capacity? Are carriers doing business plans or thinking strategically about these investments? What impact might Covid-19 have? What impact might Brexit have?
Global / European Engineering Lines market outlook
This session will analyse the Engineering Lines market state: capacity, terms and conditions and trend. It will explore how carriers perceive an improvement on the Construction underlying risk (complexity of projects, risk allocation, relationship between owner and contractor, entering new geographies etc) and how the various infrastructure stimulus packages will impact the market.
Managing supply chain risk in construction
With more buoyant demand for construction projects, supply chain constraints are expected to hinder growth well into 2023. Some of these constraints will be short to medium-term challenges, however as the industry is set to grow so too will supply chain issues. This session will delve into the steps to mitigate supply chain risks now but also analyse strategies to position firms to better handle future supply chain disruption events.
Managing ESG in Construction
As the world wakes up to the challenges of climate change, there is increasing demand for new but sustainable materials to be used wherever possible to reduce carbon emissions. Against this backdrop there will be significant changes for insurance buyers where ESG runs much deeper than simply their own organisation.
Having clear ESG related targets, measurable metrics and a purpose and timeline for future performance will be critical for buyers and help facilitate continued partnership with carriers.
Why are construction claims so complex? The insurer’s views
Interesting insights can be drawn from the different opinions between clients and carriers, but we all have a common objective: improve claims management in construction. The session will be followed by a panel discussion assessing how claims ratios are evolving in the hard market.
Developing a Captive/ART solutions
A hardening insurance market always forces companies to reconsider their approach to their insurance programme and to investigate the alternatives. This year is no exception and demand for information about those alternatives is as high as it has ever been. Disruptions across industries, geographies and politics have added to the pressure for construction companies to find a stable way to control and finance their risk. This session will seek to bust some of the myths around captives and set out the arguments for and against adopting the captive model.
Construction technology
The predicted industry boom will lead to a drive in new innovations and a significant increase in technology. Increased use of technology will allow organisations to reduce some of their risks and their costs, while improving productivity. However, with a myriad of options on the market, how does a construction firm know which systems to choose, the new risks involved and the impact that decision might have on any future insurance programme. This session will explore some of the latest construction technologies, highlighting the risks and opportunities that emerge.
Cyber threats in construction
The current insurance marketplace has changed drastically in the last year, fuelled by a high frequency and severity of claims, the majority of them being ransomware. Renewals and new submissions have become increasingly difficult as insurers are increasingly scrutinising insured’s cyber security and risk management plans and are requiring significantly more information during the submission process. Our panelists will provide an update on the state of the market as well as discuss best practices to prevent attacks and respond in the event of an attack.
Construction human capital
The battle for human talent will increase in line with the construction industry boom with employees relying on their employers to support health, financial, and lifestyle needs and motivations through benefits products. This is driving employers to rethink their benefits offerings as they seek to attract and retain staff.
This session will assess how construction firms are adapting to the race for talent and how the pandemic may have shaped a major shift in employment patterns.
Mitigating construction risk with parametric triggers
Parametric insurance is an emerging method of providing coverage for costs typically associated with delays arising out of severe weather conditions or natural catastrophes. Unlike traditional construction risk insurance which relies on physical damage to a project to trigger coverage and a lengthy claims process to provide an unknown financial settlement, parametric coverage is designed around a pre-defined event for which payment is guaranteed when triggered.
This session explores the rising trend of parametric solutions and the types of risks that can be transferred.
How are major infrastructure government bodies adapting to the hard market?
Insurance hard market conditions are not only impacting the contractors but also major infrastructure governmental bodies in two ways: either directly as a buyer of the policies (Programs OCIP based) or as an Owner of the asset where they drive the contractual insurance requirements of the Projects. What are the key challenges from an Owner perspective?
Single Project Professional Indemnity (SPPI)
It has been a tumultuous last three years for the professional indemnity market, ever since Lloyd’s of London commenced a review of loss-making classes. Professional indemnity portfolios were one of worst classes, and construction risks were some of the poorest performers. The construction professional indemnity market was then hit on another two fronts: cladding/fire safety claims post the Grenfell fire, and increased frequency in the number of large claims from project policies.
There is a high likelihood that the construction professional indemnity market is forever changed, with insurers being more discerning about the type of risks they will be prepared to write, and a possible reduction in the policy coverage together with avoidance of certain procurement methods.
Workshop: Going Local: Local market perspectives. The role of local insurers and reinsurance capacity in the construction industry
Workshop: Choose Wisely: How the selection of your Joint Venture partner and delivery model impact professional liability coverage
Workshop: Claims: CAR and PI claims cases drilling down into the specifics of some of the most controversial construction wording clauses.
Workshop: ESG Greenwashing: Avoiding the pitfalls of overpromising or providing misleading information about the benefits ‘green’ products or services will provide.
Workshop: Cyber Coverage: Analysis of cyber risk in the construction industry: A review of cover offered/excluded
James Bohan, Assistant Manager, Head of Global Fronting & Multinational, Ireland, AIG James Bohan is Head of Multinational and Global Fronting in Ireland. James has been with AIG for 24 years. James has expertise in the implementation of Multinational, Captive, Alternative Risk and Global Fronting initiatives.
James joined AIG Captive Management in Bermuda in 1997, he became Manager of the Barbados captive operations in 1999 and the Bermuda Captive operations in 2005. In 2008 he moved to the role of Controller in the Bermuda RISO. James moved to his current role is 2010.
James is a Fellow of Chartered Accountant Ireland and prior to joining AIG, James trained with Deloittes in Dublin, qualifying in 1995 and subsequently worked as Group Accountant for a Property Development Company.
Assistant Manager, Head of Global Fronting & Multinational, Ireland,
AIG
Andrew Bradley, Former Head of Group Risk Services, Nestlé Andrew Bradley is recently retired as Head of Group Risk Services for Nestlé and as CEO of Intercona Re, the Group’s reinsurance captive.
Prior to joining Nestlé, Andrew began his career in the insurance industry in the UK working for both a national insurer and an international broker. In 1979 he joined the Insurance Department of the Nestlé Group in Vevey, becoming the Head of Group Risk Services in 2001.
In this role he implemented global insurance programmes for the Group and expanded the reinsurance captive from a premium volume of CHF 20 mio to CHF 150 mio per annum, including Employee Benefits and for a time a pet insurance programme for the USA. Intercona Re was presented with the Award of Excellence in Captive Management from the World Captive Forum in 2015 More recently, in recognising the need for efficiency in risk financing, an innovative digitalisation project was instigated.
A proponent of reducing risk by loss prevention on all lines of business Andrew and his team implemented programmes not only in Property, BI, Transport and Auto but also in Employee Benefits. AON presented Nestlé with its Innovation Award in 2014 for the road safety programme that was implemented and funded by the captive.
He was a member of both the Industry Insurance Panel and M200 as well as Chair of the Global Road Safety Partnership (GRSP) hosted by the IFRC in Geneva. A regular speaker at FERMA, SIRM, Insurance for Safer Roads and other industry events.
In 2018 Andrew was presented with a Life Time Achievement Award by FERMA.
Former Head of Group Risk Services,
Nestlé
Derek Bridgeman, Managing Director, SRS Europe Derek is currently Managing Director with responsibility for SRS’s European Risk Consulting Practice. Derek and his team providing statistical loss and exposure analyses, feasibility studies, and financial analysis for commercial insurers, captives and other alternative risk financing structures.
Derek is a regular participant on various EU panels covering topics including Alternative Risk Financing, Solvency II and Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS).
Prior to joining SRS, Derek led the International Captive Advisory Practice at Marsh overseeing the consultation with clients on the strategic direction for their captives, providing advice on whether a captive is the optimal risk retention vehicle to achieve the clients’ objectives.
Managing Director,
SRS Europe
Francoise Carli, President and Cofounder, Zakubo Consulting Françoise Carli
President – Cofounder ZAKUBO Consulting
Independent Board member in startups and captives
Prior to this, Françoise Carli was Risk Manager – Vice President, Insurance, for Sanofi Worldwide and CEO and Board Member of various captives and insurance companies, for more than 12 years. Before that period, Françoise has held various Insurance and Risk Management related positions. She served as a CEO France at Zurich Financial Services. Françoise began her career at Framatome as a Technical Engineer and Central Cost Controller.
Françoise holds a Master of Science Degree in Structural Civil Engineering from Stanford University, a Master Degree in Finance from Université d‘Orléans and a PhD in Finance from H.E.C.
President and Cofounder,
Zakubo Consulting
Malcolm Cutts-Watson, MD Cutts-Watson Consultancy Biography coming soon
MD,
Cutts-Watson Consultancy
Claudine Delavy, Head of Distribution, EMEA, Swiss Re Corporate Solutions Claudine is Head of EMEA Distribution Management for Swiss Re Corporate Solutions. She has more than 18 years of professional experience and has held senior roles in the insurance and banking sectors.
Prior to joining Swiss Re Corporate Solutions, she was Head of Risk Analytics Sales with Marsh in London. Earlier in her career, she also worked at Swiss Re as a Senior Structurer for reinsurance solutions. She is a Chartered Financial Analyst and holds an MBA from the University of Zurich.
Head of Distribution, EMEA,
Swiss Re Corporate Solutions
Alessandro de Felice, Chief Risk Officer, Prysmian Group and ANRA Member Alessandro De Felice is chief risk officer at Prysmian S.p.A., the world’s leading company in cable and high technology systems for energy and telecommunications. He is primarily responsible for facilitating the Prysmian Group ERM process in accordance with group guidelines and policies, proposing the risk management framework and preparing the necessary reporting documentation to the board of directors as well as implementing an appropriate infrastructure of processes, tools, methodologies and policies for managing and monitoring key risks, integrating risk management with strategy-setting and business planning.
Among other things, he is involved in project risk management related to the installation of high voltage offshore and land cables; in risk engineering and loss prevention; in the evaluation of risks linked to M&A activities; in supply chain risks and in the structuring and negotiation of corporate international insurance programmes.
He is also managing director of Prysmian Reinsurance Company, based in Dublin, the group’s captive operating as an Alternative Risk Transfer tool that writes property, casualty, credit and other specialty lines.
Alessandro is president of ANRA (the Italian risk and insurance managers’ association), and has served as board member and vice president of FERMA.
He is a Certified Risk Management Professional within RIMAP standards.
He is a lecturer and speaker in various professional courses such as ANRA/ALP, MIB Master programs in Trieste, the University of Parma and the University of Verona.
Chief Risk Officer,
Prysmian Group and ANRA Member
Bob Gagliardi, Head of Captive Division, AIG As head of AIG’s captive management operations, Bob is responsible for developing innovative, customized captive solutions for clients. This includes captive formations, feasibility studies, and the development of AIG’s sponsored captives.
In addition to serving existing clients, he manages the marketing and formation of new captives and has formed captives in numerous domiciles.
Bob serves on the Board of over 15 captives and is a frequent speaker at industry conferences. Several times Bob has been named to Captive Review Magazine’s “Power 50”, a list of the captive industry’s most influential and innovative figures.
Bob is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and he has obtained the Associate in Reinsurance (ARe) designation from the Insurance Institute of America. Additionally, Bob currently serves on the Advisory Board of the World Captive Forum.
Head of Captive Division,
AIG
Charlotte Hooper, Business Partnerships Manager, Business Accelerator, GEB Charlotte leads Generali Employee Benefits partnership team, with the goal of expanding the capabilities that Generali Employee Benefits can provide to its multinational clients via third party service providers. Charlotte has over ten years’ experience in the private medical sector, working within Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. In this time, she has managed national brand campaigns for the UK’s leading private medical insurer, led the product division for an international private medical insurer and continuously leveraged third-party service providers to enhance service propositions and manage cost drivers.
Business Partnerships Manager, Business Accelerator,
GEB
Brian Kirwan, Head of Structured Solutions, McGill and Partners Brian is Head of Structured Solutions at McGill and Partners, joining in August 2019 from Allianz Global Corporate and Speciality (AGCS) where he was the CEO of the UK operation. AGCS is one of the preeminent Global Corporate insurance providers across multiple industries. While at AGCS, his main focus was on successfully developing a cross class industry-based approach to clients. Brian began his career in Centre Re in 1992 focusing on large complex reinsurance transactions and later in developing structured solutions for captives. Brian combines his global experience in Dublin, London, Bermuda, New York and Australia, with roles across traditional and non-traditional Insurance/Reinsurance, Structured Credit Enhancement, Insurance Linked Securities to help clients develop new ways of thinking about structuring risk management solutions.
Head of Structured Solutions,
McGill and Partners
Otto Kocsis, Principal Business Interruption & Resilience, Risk Engineering, Zurich Resilience Solutions Otto Kocsis serves as Principal Business Resilience global corporations within a network of 800 Risk Engineers worldwide, to minimize overall cost of risk in the value chain and to strengthen organizational resilience. Key focus: innovation & partnerships for the provision & use of right tools as well as collaboration of stakeholders in the corporations to make risks along the value chain transparent and manageable.
Otto has been instrumental for the leading position of Zurich Commercial Insurance in managing business interruptions risks, whether in the internal or external value chain. Otto holds a PhD in physics of dynamic systems of the University Basel (Prof. Harry Thomas) as well as an Executive MBA of University of St. Gallen (HSG).
Principal Business Interruption & Resilience, Risk Engineering,
Zurich Resilience Solutions
Adrian Latimer, Consultant Adrian Latimer was corporate risk manager at the world’s biggest oilfield service company for 15 years and for 29 years managed their captives in Bermuda, created new ones in Vermont and Cayman and subsequently transferred/merged/closed some down after acquisitions. This involved setting up fronting structures across 50+ countries and several insurers, negotiating ratings with AM Best, dealing with all compliance and regulatory requirements in several jurisdictions and managing internal corporate expectations. After leaving the company in 2020, he now runs his own consultancy.
Consultant
Carl Leeman, Vice-President, BELRIM and Chief Risk Officer, Katoen Natie Carl Leeman is the chief risk officer of Katoen Natie, a privately-owned global logistics and engineering supplier to the automotive, petrochemical, consumer goods, retail and food industry.
His responsibilities are among others operational contracts, legal issues, claims handling, safety, security, insurance and environmental management and he coordinates those on a global basis.
He is chair of the board of the captive reinsurer Global Re and is a board member of Katoen Natie International s.a. He is also the vice president of Belrim (Belgian Risk Management Association) and was a previous board member of FERMA (European Risk Management Association) and previous president and executive chairman of IFRIMA (International Federation of Risk Management Associations). He studied at the Nautical College in Antwerp, and holds degrees in risk management, marketing, forwarding and insurance brokering.
Vice-President, BELRIM and Chief Risk Officer,
Katoen Natie
Ken MacDonald, Miller and London Market Group As Executive Chairman Ken is responsible for three of Miller’s business units – Marine & Energy, Special Risks, and Reinsurance – that provide risk and (re)insurance solutions to a wide variety of clients on a global basis.
He also has extensive experience in risk consulting for major global organisations in the areas of risk finance, reinsurance, non-traditional risk transfer and captives.
Ken has worked in the London market for over 23 years, having previously spent eight years overseas in Bermuda and Australia with a boutique captive and risk finance consultancy owned by a leading global reinsurer.
Ken holds a degree in business and finance from Dalhousie University, a qualified Canadian Chartered Accountant and Associate of the British Chartered Insurance Institute.
Ken was a former Bermuda #1 tennis player but now enjoys playing veterans tennis for his club and county (Surrey).
Miller and London Market Group
Stephen Morton, Head of Multinational, EMEA, AIG Stephen has over 20 years’ experience in the global insurance and reinsurance industry and has been with AIG since 2003.
His AIG career started in the Bermuda office, followed by Paris, then London and he is now back in Paris again. In his current role, he is responsible for the design and service delivery of multinational insurance programmes, with or without a captive, for multinational businesses with headquarters in Europe (excluding UK).
He is a Fellow of the Chartered Insurance Institute and a Chartered Insurer.
Head of Multinational, EMEA,
AIG
Joshua Nyaberi, Head of Captive Fronting Continental Europe, Zurich Joshua Nyaberi is head of captive fronting for Europe and also supports the Fronting Managers APAC and LATAM regions. He joined Zurich in 2014 and leads a team of fronting managers primarily based in Switzerland, France and Benelux. Joshua has broad experience gained in various successively challenging roles at PwC, Deloitte and later as a captive insurance manager in the Cayman Islands where he specialised in group captives for US member companies. Joshua studied Finance and Accounting at the University of Nairobi, Kenya and later earned his MBA from INSEAD business school in France.
Head of Captive Fronting Continental Europe,
Zurich
Pieter Nyssen, Regional Captive Manager, Zurich Pieter Nyssen is the Regional Captive Manager for Zurich in the Benelux. With over 27 years of experience in the insurance industry, Pieter is, in his current role, responsible for managing and developing Zurich’s Benelux captive fronting portfolio as well as for structuring and driving innovative solutions for domestic and international captive fronting programs in the Benelux.
Before joining Zurich in 2018, Pieter headed up the Multinational Complex Accounts department for AIG in the Benelux. Prior to that, Pieter held various local and regional positions at AIG in Marine Insurance.
Pieter holds a Master in Law and Master in Port and Maritime Sciences.
Regional Captive Manager,
Zurich
Trevor Pearsons, Head of Insurance, ACS Financial Biography coming soon
Head of Insurance,
ACS Financial
Dan Sammons, Alternative Risk, AIG Dan has a career in insurance that began in Lloyd’s Syndicate over 25 years ago. Since joining AIG in 2005, Dan has held various positions including the design, implementation and management of large multinational, complex and non-traditional insurance solutions. For the last 9 years Dan has managed Global Risk Solutions – UK, AIG’s Alternative Risk Transfer group.
Alternative Risk,
AIG
Bart Smets, Risk Manager, Umicore Biography coming soon
Risk Manager,
Umicore
Reiner Siebert, Member of a Captive Board Biography coming soon
Member of a Captive Board
Andrea Valacchi, Director EMEA, GEB Andrea Valacchi started working for Generali Trieste in 1988, and moved first to Generali France and then, in 1991, to Brussels, where he was promoted Assistant Manager of Generali European Services (GES). In 2003, he joined Generali Employee Benefits global headquarters as Area Manager, and then Regional Manager, supervising Western Europe, and the GEB Network expansion in Middle East and Africa. From 2010 to 2015 Andrea was Director of the EMEA Region. In 2016 Andrea became global Director of Corporate with responsibility for managing large international programmes.
Director EMEA,
GEB
Fabian Vanhecke, Regional Manager WEMEA, GEB Fabian is a former Math Teacher and has 25 years of experience in the Insurance Industry. His several functions have always been dedicated to the Employee Benefits world. Initially focussing on all technical and actuarial aspects of the business, Fabian joined the Generali Group in 2002 where he was responsible for the local commercial development of the Belgian activities. Later in 2005 he took over the responsibility of the international portfolio.In 2015 he moved to GEB where he was responsible for the commercial and coordination activities for French & BeNeLux Head Offices. Since June 2018, Fabian is the responsible Regional Manager of the Luxembourg Regional Office covering the WEMEA region.
Regional Manager WEMEA,
GEB
Jason Van Schie, Managing Director BPsych (Hons), MApp Psych (Occupational) Jason is a psychologist, founder of People Diagnostix and lead developer of innovative psychological health/wellbeing products including FlourishDx (www.flourishdx.com), and Flourishing at School (www.flourishingatschool.com). Over the past decade Jason has focused his attention on preventative health initiatives for the purpose of increasing wellbeing, productivity, safety and academic outcomes. In recent years, he has turned to developing technological solutions with the intent to make psychological health, safety and wellbeing accessible at scale and globally. He is also the co-host of the Psych Health and Safety podcast – where the goal is to rapidly progress the capabilities of OHS professionals globally.
Managing Director
BPsych (Hons),
MApp Psych (Occupational)
Adri van der Waart, Director Global Insurance, Arcadis and President, NARIM Adri van der Waart started his career at Arcadis, the leading global design and consultancy firm for natural and built assets, in 1980 where he specialised in forestry and forestry insurance. In 1998 he joined the Arcadis insurance management team as insurance manager for the Netherlands and related Dutch activities. From 2005 the scope enlarged to Europe. Since 2010 he has been director global insurance for Arcadis.
Adri is responsible for the total scope of insurance solutions globally, related to the operational risks in terms of Professional and General Liability, D&O, Fraud, Cybercrime, Construction and Remediation, Travel and Personal Safety for those who are traveling and/or working abroad for Arcadis.
Adri has been a board member of NARIM since 2012, and from 2018 also president of NARIM.
Director Global Insurance, Arcadis and President,
NARIM
Caroline Woolley, UK Director and Practice Leader, Meaden & Moore Caroline has worked in the risk and insurance industry for over 20 years, she is well known as a leading business interruption expert. She spent 15 years in claims as a Forensic Accountant for Insurers and also previously for Insureds. Caroline was EMEA property practice leader and Global head of the BI centre of excellence for Marsh. She specialises in the investigation of claims on behalf of Insurers, enhancing relationships with Insureds through Claims Collaboration projects, including pre-loss review/development work. She also works as single expert. Her experience is perfect for captives that need to understand/quantify risk before taking it on, and capture data for continuous improvement.
UK Director and Practice Leader,
Meaden & Moore
Fabian Vanhecke, Regional Manager WEMEA, GEB Fabian is a former Math Teacher and has 25 years of experience in the Insurance Industry. His several functions have always been dedicated to the Employee Benefits world. Initially focussing on all technical and actuarial aspects of the business, Fabian joined the Generali Group in 2002 where he was responsible for the local commercial development of the Belgian activities. Later in 2005 he took over the responsibility of the international portfolio.In 2015 he moved to GEB where he was responsible for the commercial and coordination activities for French & BeNeLux Head Offices. Since June 2018, Fabian is the responsible Regional Manager of the Luxembourg Regional Office covering the WEMEA region.
Regional Manager WEMEA,
GEB
Jason Van Schie, Managing Director BPsych (Hons), MApp Psych (Occupational) Jason is a psychologist, founder of People Diagnostix and lead developer of innovative psychological health/wellbeing products including FlourishDx (www.flourishdx.com), and Flourishing at School (www.flourishingatschool.com). Over the past decade Jason has focused his attention on preventative health initiatives for the purpose of increasing wellbeing, productivity, safety and academic outcomes. In recent years, he has turned to developing technological solutions with the intent to make psychological health, safety and wellbeing accessible at scale and globally. He is also the co-host of the Psych Health and Safety podcast – where the goal is to rapidly progress the capabilities of OHS professionals globally.
Managing Director
BPsych (Hons),
MApp Psych (Occupational)
Adri van der Waart, Director Global Insurance, Arcadis and President, NARIM Adri van der Waart started his career at Arcadis, the leading global design and consultancy firm for natural and built assets, in 1980 where he specialised in forestry and forestry insurance. In 1998 he joined the Arcadis insurance management team as insurance manager for the Netherlands and related Dutch activities. From 2005 the scope enlarged to Europe. Since 2010 he has been director global insurance for Arcadis.
Adri is responsible for the total scope of insurance solutions globally, related to the operational risks in terms of Professional and General Liability, D&O, Fraud, Cybercrime, Construction and Remediation, Travel and Personal Safety for those who are traveling and/or working abroad for Arcadis.
Adri has been a board member of NARIM since 2012, and from 2018 also president of NARIM.
Director Global Insurance, Arcadis and President,
NARIM
Caroline Woolley, Director and Practice Leader, Investigative Accounting Group Caroline has worked in the risk and insurance industry for over 20 years, she is well known as a leading business interruption expert. She spent 15 years in claims as a Forensic Accountant for Insurers and also previously for Insureds. Caroline was EMEA property practice leader and Global head of the BI centre of excellence for Marsh. She specialises in the investigation of claims on behalf of Insurers, enhancing relationships with Insureds through Claims Collaboration projects, including pre-loss review/development work. She also works as single expert. Her experience is perfect for captives that need to understand/quantify risk before taking it on, and capture data for continuous improvement.
Director and Practice Leader,
Investigative Accounting Group
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