Online seminar: Insurance prevention in the age of new technologies

The project

Insurance Prevention in the Age of New Technologies

was initiated by Prof. Katarzyna Malinowska in collaboration with a group of academics and insurance practitioners:  

• Prof. Helmut Heiss - University of Zurich  
• Prof. Pierpaolo Marano  - Catholic University of the Sacred Heart - Milan   
• Prof. Diana Cerini - Università degli Studi di Milano Bicocca
• Valentina Ogliari - Chief Counsel Italy & Eastern Mediterranean Region, Marsh McLennan
• Dr Marta Ostrowska - University of Zurich
• Prof. Inês Oliveira Martins - Universidad de Coimbra,   
• Prof. Christoph Broemmelmeyer - Europa-Universität Viadrina Frankfurt   
• Prof. Satoshi Nakaide - Waseda University
• Anna Tarasiuk – Kozminski University
• Prof. Dariusz Fuchs – UKSW

The project is carried out under the auspices of the European Law Institute: https://www.europeanlawinstitute.eu/hubs-sigs/sigs/insurance-law-sig/

The aim of the project is to explore and strengthen the preventive function of insurance. We consider this topic significant due to the changing risk landscape, the emergence of new risk prevention technologies, and the lack of regulations in this area. Regulatory issues related to the use of new technologies in insurance are currently under discussion, highlighting the need for research and publications that incorporate a legal perspective on insurance prevention.  

The project’s objectives include analyzing the impact of new technologies on prevention and the potential changes they may bring to the insurance sector, including from a legal standpoint.

We warmly invite you to complete the research survey, which is available at the links below:

•     English version: https://forms.gle/dfCciXuQmbasm4rm6
•     Polish version: https://forms.gle/Bj5pptGT9XgyKrf37
•     Spanish version: https://forms.gle/RSJan1PuYk7uJPwh9
•     French version: https://forms.gle/T3GKxpNqdJ6vNTki9

The seminar will start at 12:00 p.m.

Agenda

1. Introduction to the project; presentation of the survey and its preliminary results – Prof. Katarzyna Malinowska  
2. Legal perspective on prevention in the context of new technologies – Prof. Dariusz Fuchs, Anna Tarasiuk, Dr. Marta Ostrowska  
3. Economic aspects of insurance prevention – Prof. Marcin Kawiński (SGH Warsaw School of Economics)  
4. Risk prevention approach in insurance products – Prof Monika Kaczała (Poznań University of Economics)
5. Technological perspective on prevention in insurance: how satellites and telematics enhance insurance prevention – Kacper Grzesiak (ICEYE), Marcin Mazgaj (Cliffside Brokers)