Join us for an informal networking catch up with some nibbles and drinks.
Speakers:
Neil Beadle, W+ K
Edwin Boshier, Duncan Cotterill
Moderator:
Maree Cowan, Parker Cowan
Speakers:
Misha Henaghan, W + K
Miro Dordevich, Delta Insurance
Deborah McBreaty, Accenture
Moderator:
Craig Langstone, Fee Langstone
Webinar overview:
Misha Henaghan will introduce the tech and focus on claims and the legal side of AI
Deborah McBrearty will discuss how AI can help insurance companies reinvent their business
Miro Bordevich will lastly cover AI from an underwriting risk perspective with a bit of futurism
This webinar is free to all NZILA members and $55 for non members.
The impact of weather on risk based pricing
Speaker 1 – Andrew Tait, Chief Scientist – Climate, Atmosphere and Hazards
The science behind the how and why the weather is changing
Speaker 2 – Martin Stroud, NZI
What does this all mean for risk based pricing and level of cover in New Zealand
Speaker 3 – Helen Smith, Partner, Simpson Grierson
Liability exposures in respect of environment, stat and governance.
Moderator: Ellie Harrison, Wynn Williams
This webinar is free to all members and $55 for non-members.
As the NZILA membership runs yearly from 1 July, before you register, please contact the secretariat if you would like to become a member and this will be processed accordingly.
Navigating the complexity of cybersecurity and data incidents: An update on current trends and legal developments
In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity threats, insurance claims personnel, lawyers, and loss adjusters find themselves at the forefront of assessing, managing, and mitigating the financial and operational impacts of these incidents on businesses. This presentation is designed to equip insurance professionals with information on the latest trends in cyber and data incidents and emerging best practice.
In part 1 Nicole Girvan (Incident Response Solutions) will address the latest developments in the cyber incident landscape and best practices for responding to cyber security breaches through case studies and real-world scenarios. In part 2 Joseph Fitzgerald (Wotton + Kearney) will provide an update on case law developments in the area of cyber and data risks, with a particular reference to key issues being litigated internationally and commentary on what this means for those dealing with cyber and data incidents in New Zealand.
10.00am Arrival networking and morning tea
10.30am Session begins
12.00pm Session ends
Cost $55
Join industry leaders over an informal light lunch to gain knowledge on this dynamic industry. Hear from leaders on their views of the future of Insurance and Insurance Law and we encourage attendees to bring their own questions for these leaders.
This is a great opportunity to meet not only the leaders who will move tables throughout the session but attendees will also meet other young and new to the industry peers.
Attendee cost is $49, leaders do not need to register and are complimentary.
*Whilst this session is focused on young professionals and those new to the industry, all are welcome.
Places are limited at all sessions. If you have registered and are no longer able to attend please contact us ASAP as there may be others on a waitlist that would be happy to attend in your place.
Leaders currently include:
Petra Lucioli, Delta
Katherine Forward, Duncan Cotterill
Andrew Ford, Gallagher
Susan Ivory, ICNZ
Scott Shaw, McLarens
Ben Marsh, Sedgwick
Richard Hargreaves, Wynn Williams
Megan Gall, Young Hunter
Malcolm Wallace
Join industry leaders over an informal morning tea to gain knowledge on this dynamic industry. Hear from leaders on their views of the future of Insurance and Insurance Law and we encourage attendees to bring their own questions for these leaders.
This is a great opportunity to meet not only the leaders who will move tables throughout the session but attendees will also meet other young and new to the industry peers.
Attendee cost is $49, leaders do not need to register and are complimentary.
*Whilst this session is focused on young professionals and those new to the industry, all are welcome.
Places are limited at all sessions. If you have registered and are no longer able to attend please contact us ASAP as there may be others on a waitlist that would be happy to attend in your place.
Leaders currently include:
Deborah McBrearty, Accenture
Monique Pearson, AMINZ
Christine Meechan KC, Bankside Chambers
Petra Lucioli, Delta
Tanya Wood, Duncan Cotterill
Myles Noble, Gallagher
Mark Jones, Gallagher
Sean Fullan, ICNZ
Janine Mostert, McLarens
Briar Webster, Morgan Coakle
Monica Maharaj, NZI
Meg Warner, NZI
Scott Alcock, Sedgwick
Ellie Harrison, Wynn Williams
Kristal Rowe, Wynn Williams
Join industry leaders over an informal light breakfast to gain knowledge on this dynamic industry. Hear from leaders on their views of the future of Insurance and Insurance Law and we encourage attendees to bring their own questions for these leaders.
This is a great opportunity to meet not only the leaders who will move tables throughout the session but attendees will also meet other young and new to the industry peers.
Attendee cost is $49, leaders do not need to register and are complimentary.
*Whilst this session is focused on young professionals and those new to the industry, all are welcome.
Places are limited at all sessions. If you have registered and are no longer able to attend please contact us ASAP as there may be others on a waitlist that would be happy to attend in your place.
Leaders currently include:
Kent Chaplin, Delta Insurance
Aaron Sherriff, Duncan Cotterill
Olivia Lund, Duncan Cotterill
Myles Noble, Gallagher
Amelia Gini, Gallagher
Yvonne Wynyard, ICNZ
Lance Cook, McLarens
Sophie Lucas, W+K
Barry Jordan
Join us for our first webinar of 2024 on essential and developing issues in employment law, with a review of recent landmark Employment Court cases and their application in the post-election environment. Topical issues will include:
- Gloriavale decision– slave, volunteer or genuine employee? The Court’s analysis of the true nature of the working relationship and implications for employer and worker when the working arrangement is incorrectly described.
- The Uber decision and appeal – employee or independent contractor? Have the legal tests kept up with the evolution of the gig economy in New Zealand and how future employee/contractor distinctions may develop.
- NZ Customs Service decision – What are “good employer” standards in the public service and how do they differ from private sector obligations? The application of tikanga and tikanga values in the employment relationship. Potential distinctions between tikanga in the public and private sectors, how tikanga will be applied in practice and may develop in the future in the workplace and in workplace disputes.
Our speakers bring a range of employment and insurance law expertise:
- Sarah Townsend, Duncan Cotterill
- Anthony Drake, Wynn Williams
- Gerard Elwell, Young Hunter
- Murray Grant, Wotton + Kearney (Moderator)
Join us for an informal networking catch up with some nibbles and drinks.