International Motor Insurance Conference.
Cross-border Cooperation

Despite the current financial crisis, motor insurance remainsthe main business line in most of the emerging markets. More and more peopleand businesses use the roads and motorways of CEE and CIS countries as part oftheir day-to-day operations.

However, the part motor insurance played for decades was shaded in the recent years as high claims ratio and low profitability occurred. Ever-increasing repair costs, unprecedented bodily injury claims and growing insurance fraud became difficult to manage for insurers, thus threatening their profitability.

The International Motor Insurance Conference will therefore analyse the most efficient tools to optimize claims costs, as well as the means of transferring the best practices towards the emerging markets.

• Settling motor cross-border claims within and outside the EU
• Travelers and road carriers - the Green Card "ambassadors" ?
• Introducing mandatory MTPL insurance in the emerging markets - challenges vs. opportunities
• Unified wording, terms and procedures - the prerequisites of an efficient cross-border cooperation in claims settling
• Bodily injuries - the newest challenge for the emerging insurance markets
• "The crisis peak" in insurance fraud - international car thefts
• Combined ratio - the "every day's nightmare" in motor insurace
• Claims costs' control - still an issue. How to optimise car repairs costs?

Insurance Emerging Markets

Whatever and however deep changes were in the CEE and CIS markets in the recent years, as far as the insurance business is concerned at least one thing didn't change: the growth potential lies still here.
The Conference invites you to find out more about the potential, specificityand opportunities of the "new territories" in which you business can grow inthe future years.

• Ex-Yugoslavian markets - on the way to European harmonization
• CIS - the "new frontiers" of the European insurance markets
  • Azerbaijan - aiming to the European standards in insurance
  • Russia - a never-ending potential market
  • Ukraine - the potential is still ahead
  • Uzbekistan - the insurance boom
  • Kazakhstan - the path to a modern market
  • Kyrgyzstan - under the mandatory insurance domination