Not long until the next Insurtech Insights London event, here are some details.
Insurtech Insights Europe, Europe’s largest insurance technology conference, announces its initial speaker line-up for the 2026 edition, taking place on 18–19 March 2026 at the InterContinental London.
The event is expected to welcome more than 6,500 delegates from across the insurance value chain, with over 400 senior leaders contributing to discussions across six stages. Insurtech Insights Europe 2026 will bring together insurers, reinsurers, technology providers, regulators and investors to examine how the industry is responding to technological change, evolving risk and increasing expectations around performance and resilience.
Key Speakers Confirmed speakers include senior executives and policymakers from across the global insurance market, including:
● Samantha Cristoforetti, Astronaut, European Space Agency
● Januš Kizenevič Vice-Minister of Finance of the Republic of Lithuania Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Lithuania
● Cara Morton, CEO Global Businesses & Operations, Member of Zurich’s Executive Committee
● Dr Thomas Kuhnt, COO, Member of the HDI Global SE Executive Board
● Nancy Bewlay, Group Chief Underwriting Officer, Member of AXA Management Committee
● Pravina Ladva, Group Chief Digital & Technology Officer, Member of Swiss Re Group Executive Committee
● Julie Dillman, EVP; Executive Chairperson, Operations, Technology and Digital Transformation, Chubb Group Executives
Further speaker announcements will be made in the coming weeks.
Agenda Highlights
While the conference historically does not centre on a single theme, the 2026 agenda reflects sustained engagement with industry leaders across risk, claims, distribution, operations and technology, with speakers joining us from more than 25 countries. Nearly 200 sessions will explore enduring industry challenges alongside emerging developments shaping the future of insurance.
This year’s programme places increased emphasis on learning beyond insurance, considering what the industry can learn from developments in adjacent sectors, including autonomous mobility, advances in artificial intelligence, and other technologies beginning to reshape risk, regulation and customer engagement.
Sessions will also look into European societal risk resilience, examining how insurers are responding to systemic risks and long-term uncertainty. Responding to growing demand for accountability, the agenda also includes insurer-led discussions focused on demonstrable use cases and return on technology investment, alongside expanded interactive workshops and closed-door roundtables aimed at encouraging deeper, more practical exchange.
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