Speakers
Public Authoritiess
Jon Pike
Vice President and Utah Commissioner - National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC)
Petra Hielkema
Chairperson - European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA)
Rita Laura D'Ecclesia
Member of Board of Directors - Italian Insurance Supervisory Authority (IVASS)
Romain Paserot
Deputy Secretary General & Head of Capital and Solvency - International Association of Insurance Supervisors (IAIS)
Industry Representativess
Cristina Mihai
Head of Regulatory Risk Management EMEA - Swiss Re Management Ltd
Olivier Pequeux
Chief Financial Officer - Groupama
Pierre du Rostu
Chief Executive Officer - AXA Digital Commercial Platform
Objectives
Objectives
The notion of “emerging risks” has matured. It no longer refers primarily to new or unfamiliar threats, but to the combination of macroeconomic uncertainty, balance-sheet complexity and structural dependencies that may test the resilience of the insurance sector in new ways.
This roundtable aims to assess how supervisory priorities have evolved at global, EU and national levels, where approaches are converging or diverging, and whether current prudential frameworks are adequately equipped to manage these intertwined risks while preserving simplicity, comparability and efficiency.
Points of discussion
- Persistent volatility and possible discontinuous shocks: what macro and market risk challenges have been observed?
- How can investment complexity, illiquidity and transparency be addressed, particularly with regard to private credit?
- Climate, cyber and AI: what are the main structural risk amplifiers, and how can they be addressed?