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Bring in the Experts – Economic Series Part 4 – Update on the Insurance Markets
April 21, 2021 @ 10:00 am - 11:00 am NZST
Bring in the Experts – Wednesday 21 April – Economic Series Part 4 – Update on the Insurance Markets
For our insurance specialists and financial advisers – we have a panel of insurance experts discussing the insurance sector and what we need to be aware of.
Details of panelist below.
How do I join the webinar series? Zoom Link – simply click on the link to register for the series
Can I ask questions during the webinar? Members will be provided the opportunity to ask questions via the written ‘chat’ function or the Q & A tab.
What is the cost? This webinar is offered FREE to Financial Advice Members and $50+gst for non-members (non-members please email info@financialadvice.nz).
CPD will automatically be applied to member’s accounts. If you are not a member and would like a Certificate of Attendance, please indicate on the webinar registration page.
Speakers
Richard Deakin, Corelogic. Richard is Head of Insurance Sales for CoreLogic NZ, having worked for the property information and analytics specialist for over 16 years. For the past 6 years, he has specialised in the insurance sector, helping CoreLogic develop products and services to answer the specific requirements of the sector, developing such tools as the widely used Cordell Sum Sure rebuild calculator and the recently released Cordell Commercial Estimator for helping the estimation of rebuild costs and indemnity values for most small to medium commercial property types. He is a regular media commentator and speaker on the changes and challenges facing the insurance sector.
Len Elikhis, AIA. Len is Chief Officer Product and Vitality at AIA, New Zealand’s largest life and health insurer. In his role, he is responsible for the product development, pricing, and the AIA Vitality healthy living rewards programme.
Len joined AIA following the acquisition of the Sovereign and has been with the business since moving to New Zealand from Australia in 2014. In Australia, Len worked as a consulting actuary in the insurance, superannuation, and wealth management industries.
