Join us for an exclusive event at Lloyd's of London, where we will have a discussion on the history of insurance and the future of the market. You will then have the opportunity to join a private tour of the Lloyd's building.
Open to Managers of Insurance Strategies & Investors
Agenda:
14:45: Registration
15:00: Welcome Remarks
15:05: From Pirates to Parametric: The History of Insurance Investing
15:40: Coffee Break
15:50: Lloyd's of London Speaker with Q&A
16:30: Tour for Investors or Reception
17:00: Event Finishes
More speakers and details to be announced.
Principal, Strategic Insurance Communications
A communications specialist, writer, and historian with more than 30 years' experience supporting clients in the commercial insurance sector.
His career combines journalism, academia, and commercial writing, most of it focused on insurance. He has advised companies from Amlin to Zurich Re. He was News Editor of Insurance Day, Press Officer at the London International Insurance & Reinsurance Market Association (LIRMA, later the International Underwriting Association, or IUA), and Editor of Reuters' daily 'Insurance Glimpse'.
Meanwhile, he is probably the world's leading historian of marine insurance. He is editor of the only international, academic history of marine insurance (cleverly entitled Marine Insurance; Palgrave Macmillan 2016), and his book London Marine Insurance 1438-1824: Risk, Trade and the Early Modern State reveals the fascinating early histories of British insurance and Lloyd's of London. According to the Journal of British Studies, the book "will represent the standard work on the development of marine insurance for some time to come."
Executive Director, SBAI
Thomas Deinet was appointed Executive Director of the SBAI (previously known as the HFSB) in 2008. In 2007, Thomas joined the working group to project manage the development of practice standards proposed by 14 leading international alternative investment managers that led to the establishment of the SBAI.
Prior to joining the SBAI, he was a senior manager at Oliver Wyman, where he extensively worked with major financial institutions in Europe covering asset management as well as corporate and investment banking. Thomas also worked as an analyst in energy trading for a major commodities trading firm.
Thomas is a graduate of the University of Karlsruhe, Germany, with a major in industrial engineering and holds an MSc from Purdue University, USA. Thomas is a CFA charterholder.
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