The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation will host its Insurance Summit on April 15-16 in Tallahassee, focusing on key topics such as financial reporting by insurers, changes in data calls, and compliance with regulatory orders. Attendees can also expect to gain insights from insurance executives regarding the use of artificial intelligence in the industry. Registration for the two-day event remains open until March 30.
Among those slated to speak at the summit are Florida Commissioner Michael Yaworsky and his deputy commissioners, alongside notable figures like California Insurance Commissioner Richard Lara, Missouri Director Angela Nelson, and Louisiana Commissioner Tim Temple. The conference will take place at the Augustus B. Turnbull III Florida State Conference Center, located on the campus of Florida State University.
In addition to high-level officials, the summit will feature panelists including a consumer representative, the OIR’s general counsel, and the head of data analytics and insurance technology from Conning, an investment firm focused on the insurance sector. One of the sessions aims to assist insurers in navigating the often complex application processes for certificates of authority, changes in officers, and expansion into Florida, which can frequently lead to errors, according to an OIR official.
Just ten days after the Florida summit, Duck Creek Technologies will conduct its three-day conference from April 27-29 in Orlando. The Formation ’26 event will delve into the future of insurance technology, emphasizing the company’s vision for agentic A.I. and its potential to reshape decision-making, automation, and operational agility within the insurance sector. Sessions will cover a range of topics including technological advancements, educational insights, zero-touch claims, and effective data usage. The event will be held at the Signia by Hilton Bonnet Creek Resort.
The dual conferences highlight a growing focus on technological advancement and regulatory compliance within the insurance industry. As insurers navigate a rapidly evolving landscape characterized by artificial intelligence and data-driven decision-making, events like these are crucial for sharing knowledge and best practices. The discussions are likely to have significant implications for the industry’s future, particularly as firms increasingly seek to harness technology to improve efficiency and service delivery.
As registration for both events continues, stakeholders are encouraged to engage actively in the conversations shaping the future of insurance. These summits not only offer the opportunity for networking among industry leaders but also serve as platforms for addressing pressing challenges and exploring innovative solutions.
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