Cyber Risks - A Practical Overview

We are delighted to welcome Neil Park from the CII who will deliver an in-depth overview of Cyber Risks. To ensure members are able to attend, we have arranged for two sessions, one in the morning & one in the afternoon.

The morning session will be from 9:30 to 12:30 and the afternoon session is 1:30 to 4:30.

Please indicate when booking which session you would prefer.

Key Objectives

• Describe the changing nature of cyber threats
• Explain how legal and regulatory developments are impacting exposure
• Describe typical cyber claims
• Identify what types of clients require cyber policies
• Explain why cyber claims are not covered under conventional policies
• Outline the products available in the cyber insurance market
• Outline the coverage provided by a cyber risks policy
• Explain the principal underwriting considerations of cyber risks policies
• Identify what types of clients require cyber policies
• Outline the process for handling cyber claims

Speaker Bio

Neil Park is an experienced trainer and consultant currently working in the insurance industry in the United Kingdom and internationally. He delivers workshops in technical insurance, broking and negotiation skills . He also trains and supports candidates taking their Chartered Insurance Institute Certificate, Diploma and Advanced Diploma examinations.

He draws on a strong commercial insurance background after working for twenty years for international brokers both in London and North America where he lead teams and managed major client relationships.

As a workshop leader he has delivered workshops for insurance training organisations in the U.K. and around the world such as the Chartered Insurance Institute, Singapore College of Insurance and the Insurance Institute of Hong Kong and the Thailand Insurance Institute as well as working directly for several international insurance brokers.

He is a Fellow of the Chartered Insurance Institute as well as having an MA in Economics from the University of Cambridge and an MBA.

The event is free to CII & PFS members and is also open to non-members at a charge of £20 per delegate. Please note that in the event of either session being over-subscribed, priority will be given to members.