We are back in Mumbai again! Together with PARIMA’s India Board Members, Vinit Prabhu and Nitin Nair, PARIMA’s General Secretary, Steve Tunstall will take the stage to welcome everyone and share more about PARIMA and our progress over the past year.
The year 2023 saw natural catastrophes causing USD 280 billion in economic losses, highlighting the urgent need for enhanced risk mitigation strategies amidst growing concerns over climate change impacts. This session delves into the pivotal role of data and technology in bolstering corporate resilience amid a changing climate landscape.
Key areas of exploration include:
Building resilience is an important step for any organisation to ensure they are well prepared to meet the challenges stemming from climate change. While individual organisations may not be able to directly control these event, they can surely take steps to ensure they are prepared to manage and minimise their impact on business. In our experience helping clients, having a three-pronged approach is an effective way to build this resilience. In this highly interactive session, our experts will discuss aspects of intelligence gathering, proactive preparation, and risk financing, which are key towards building resilience against the impact of climate change and natural catastrophes.
In recent years, the landscape of employee benefits has undergone significant transformations, driven by evolving workforce expectations, advancements in technology, and shifting economic conditions. This synopsis explores the key trends and developments reshaping employee benefits, highlighting the implications for employers and employees –
The changing landscape of employee benefits reflects a broader shift towards a more employee-centric approach, focusing on flexibility, well-being, and inclusivity. Employers who adapt to these trends and invest in comprehensive, personalized benefits packages are better positioned to attract, retain, and engage top talent in an increasingly competitive market.
Cyber security continues to be a top risk concern on the minds of business leaders globally as the threat landscape is reshaped by the emergence and rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI). Whilst one of the most transformational forces likely to unlock a new wave of economic value creation, the adoption of AI also introduces new security risks. This panel discussion will explore the liabilities and implications of AI use cases across the digital value chain and why it is essential to reassess risk management strategies to maximise resilience in a complex and evolving cyber threat landscape. In this session we aim to explore how business leaders navigate through the interconnected risk landscape and the evolving growth strategy to adapt to this environment.
Member (Non-Life)
Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India
Sr. VP & Head Commercial (Dolvi|Salav|Anjar) &
Group Head – Insurance
JSW Group
Group Head Insurance
Adani Group
Head of Treasury
Hexaware Technologies
Group Deputy Director,
Risk Management & Insurance
International SOS
International Affairs
PARIMA
Head of Centre of Excellence
HDI Global SE
Head – Major Risks Practice
Gallagher Insurance Brokers Private Limited
Senior Vice President – Finance
Nayara Energy Limited
Head- Corporate Solutions Group (West & East)
ICICI Lombard General Insurance
Consulting and OPD Leader
– MMB, Pune
Marsh India
Insurance Brokers Pvt. Ltd.
Consulting Leader
– MMB, India
Marsh India
Insurance Brokers Pvt. Ltd.
Founder
ElpeeCo.
Head of Human Resources
Covestro (India) Private Ltd.
Vice President –
People and Organization
Siemens
Co-founder
Director and General Secretary
PARIMA