Day 3 Schedule

PANEL 3: REGULATORY FRAMEWORKS AND COMPLIANCE

Keynote Address: “Navigating the Regulatory Frontier, Harmonizing Compliance and Innovation Across Agriculture, Health and Motor Insurance.”  by  xxxx xxx, xxxx

Panel Session Introduction

Moderator: xxxxxxxxxx

1. "Regulatory fragmentation across African markets continues to inflate operational costs for pan-African insurers, what should CEOs be advocating for in terms of regional regulatory harmonization, and which supranational bodies are best placed to lead this agenda?" - xxxxxxxxx

2. "Compulsory motor insurance remains widely unenforced in many African markets, resulting in a deeply unprofitable pool, what regulatory reforms have worked in your jurisdiction to improve compliance and claims discipline?" - xxxxxxxx

3. "National health insurance schemes are expanding rapidly across Africa, how are private insurers and reinsurers positioning themselves to participate profitably, and what regulatory risks must be managed in these partnerships?." - xxxxxxa

4. "As climate risk disclosures and ESG-related regulations tighten globally, how are African reinsurers preparing their agricultural and health portfolios for Solvency II-equivalent and IFRS 17 compliance without stifling growth?." - xxxxxxxx

PANEL 4: STRATEGIC COLLABORATIONS AND PARTNERSHIPS FOR ECONOMIC ADVANCEMENT

MC Introduces panel topic and the Keynote speaker

Keynote Address: “Forging Strategic Alliances in Agriculture, Health and Motor Reinsurance to Accelerate Africa's Economic Transformation.” by xxxxxx

Panel discussion

Moderator: xxxxxxxxxxxx

1. "Public-private partnerships in agricultural insurance, such as government premium subsidies and sovereign reinsurance pools, have transformed penetration in markets like India and Ethiopia. What is the actionable blueprint for replicating this at scale across West and East Africa?" - cxxxxxxxxxx.

2. "Bancassurance and mobile network operator partnerships have unlocked mass-market health and motor distribution, how are you structuring these partnerships to ensure profitability beyond top-line premium growth, and what deal structures protect margins?" - xxxxxxxxxx

3. "Pan-African reinsurance pools and co-reinsurance arrangements are gaining traction, how do we build the trust, governance frameworks and claims protocols needed to make these alliances commercially sustainable in agriculture, motor and medical insurance?." - xxxxxxxxx

4. "With global reinsurers increasingly retreating from climate-exposed African agricultural risks, what regional partnerships should African CEOs be building now to ensure long-term risk capacity and pricing sovereignty?." - Nxxxxxxxxxx

Q&A Session

Sponsor Acknowledgements

PANEL 5: SUSTAINABILITY, RESILIENCE AND ESG FRAMEWORKS

Keynote Address: “Ensuring Tomorrow, Embedding ESG and Climate Resilience into Profitable Agriculture, Health and Motor Insurance Portfolios.” by xxxxxxx xxxxxxx

Panel discussion

Moderator: xxxxxxxx

1. "Climate change is fundamentally re-pricing agricultural risk across Sub-Saharan Africa, how are you integrating forward-looking climate scenario modelling into your underwriting, reserving and pricing strategies today, not in 2030?”- xxxxxxxxx

2. "ESG frameworks are increasingly influencing investor appetite and reinsurance treaty terms, how are African insurers and reinsurers building credible ESG narratives that translate into better capital access and treaty conditions?." - xxxxxxxx

3. "Sustainable motor insurance, covering electric vehicles, green fleet policies and carbon-offset products are an emerging frontier. How are African insurers preparing their product portfolios and technical pricing for this transition, and what is the commercial opportunity timeline?." - xxxxxxxxx

4. “Beyond compliance, how do you make the internal business case to your board that investing in climate resilience, community health programmes and sustainable agriculture coverage is a long-term profitability strategy and not merely a cost center?.” - Hxxxxxxxxxx.

Q&A Session

Closing Remarks by the MC

Evening Tea Break

Networking

Closing Dinner

Welcoming Remarks: Dr. Hillary Wachinga, Group Managing Director, Kenya Reinsurance Corporation Limited.