Date: December 7th
9am GMT · 5pm HKT
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Group Chief Actuary Officer, Sompo Holdings
Mr. Itriago is an experienced international Insurance professional with over 22 years in the industry having worked in markets such as the UK, the Baltics, and LATAM where most of his career was with RSA Insurance Group.
Today he leads Boxx Insurance USA as President and is Chairman of The LATAM Insurtech Accelerator, fueled by BrokerTech Ventures.
Head of Insurance,
Hitachi Vantara
Prior to joining At-Bay, Dekens spent nearly two decades in the cybersecurity field. He led strategy, operations, and corporate development for Forescout Technologies and he also advised technology companies on strategy as a Principal with Boston Consulting Group.
He started his career advising SMBs on IT governance and cyber security at PWC.
Founder and CEO
at DynaRisk
Andrew is a self-taught former teenage hacker turned industry leader who has been in the cyber security sector since he was 18 years old.
Andrew is a holder of the Security Expert (GSE) designation from the SANS institute, one of a few hundred worldwide.
Andrew provided intelligence to law enforcement agencies including CSIS, FBI, Secret Service, Interpol, and many others.
Head of Content
at Insurtech Insights
Emil is the Head of Content – USA at Insurtech Insights, where he leads the company’s content efforts for the annual Insurtech Insights USA conference at the Javits Center in New York City. In his role, Emil is responsible for the conference agenda and speaker engagement strategy, as well as the overall content experience at the conference.
Emil holds an MSc. in Strategic Marketing from Imperial College Business School.
In 2019, 64% of consumers were willing to share information from wearable devices with insurers to get cheaper premiums. In the same year, worldwide spending on IoTs amounted to $686 billion. By 2023, worldwide spending is anticipated to be $1,1 trillion. IoTs are increasing and allow underwriters to understand clients deeper than ever.
By leveraging IoT data, insurers can take on a preventative, rather than reactive, approach. Instead of responding to issues or events after the fact, teams can now predict the occurrence of events. But with opportunities come challenges including data security, data management, and acting rather than reacting.
