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Insurtech Insights Asia 2024: Largest Insurance Event in December

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by Caitlyn Jones
November 7, 2024
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Insurtech Insights Asia 2024: Largest Insurance Event in December

Insurtech Insights Asia 2024 is set to become a pivotal moment for the insurance technology industry as it convenes at the Kerry Hotel on December 4th and 5th. With over 5,000 delegates expected to attend, the event is anticipated to be Asia’s largest insurance industry gathering, offering a vibrant platform for discussion, networking, and collaboration. This year, the conference will feature more than 300 leading voices in the industry, including notable names such as Christopher Hui, Edward Moncreiffe, Lawrence Lam, Sally Wan, Jacky Chan, and Jing Liao. These key speakers will cover a comprehensive range of topics, addressing critical issues, the latest trends, and emerging challenges facing the insurtech sector.

Insurtech Insights Asia 2024 is poised to be an invaluable opportunity for professionals to engage with thought leaders and pioneers. Discussions will revolve around innovative solutions, advancements in technology, and strategies to navigate regulatory landscapes. Attendees can expect to immerse themselves in a wealth of knowledge, facilitating the creation of strategic partnerships that will drive forward the evolution of the insurance industry. As an added incentive, FF News, an official media partner, is offering an exclusive 30% discount on tickets with the code FFASIA30. This is a testament to the growing prominence and influence of the event on a global scale.

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