Joint SAS-IAAHS Health Conference
The Joint SAS-IAAHS Health Conference, themed "Augmented
Actuary - Think Global, Act Local" will be taking place on 20-21 September
2021. This is planned to be a hybrid conference, with local
speakers/participants attending in person in Singapore and overseas
speakers/participants joining us virtually.
We have put together a stellar line up of speakers, both locally
and internationally, covering topics from AI Modelling in Healthcare
(Keynote – Dr Ian Duncan), End-of-life, Genetics, Mental Health to Actuaries in
InsurTech.
Of course, a health conference is not complete without
understanding how COVID-19 has impacted us. With that in mind, we have planned
3 COVID-19 related sessions on Day 1 afternoon:
- SAS
COVID-19 working group will be sharing data analysis from the first
COVID-19 wave in Singapore and probing into how the industry has fared and
how we can gear up to pull through this prolonged pandemic, plus be ready
for the next.
- COVID-19
and the ORSA: The IAAHS COVID-19 working group will be sharing key
considerations for health insurers engaging in an Own Risk and Solvency
Assessment (ORSA) and drawing on experience from a number of markets to
highlight key lessons for actuaries engaged in this area.
- Impact
of COVID-19 on Future Healthcare Utilisation Trends: Shirley Collie from
Discovery Health will first segregate the COVID-19 disruptions from demand
and supply in healthcare delivery of specific non-COVID categories of care
and then provide a view on which components are likely to experience long
term disruptions.
Other selected topics at a glance:
- Panel
on L.E.A.D.ing Health Insurance - Leadership and Execution using
Actionable Data - Spenser Chen (RGA), Lydia Williamson (WTW), Keerti
Sethia (AXA), Adrian Baskir (Bupa International), Tien Yung Lim (Healthway
Medical)
- Panel
on Actuaries in InsurTech – Allan Wong (Coherent), Alex Leung
(OneDegree), Iwan Juwono (GrabInsure)
- Genetics
and Life Insurance: Striking the Balance (Irene Ng, Gen Re)
- SNACK
by Income (Wei Chyin Tan & Ze Hui Goh, NTUC Income)
- The
Price of Success? Longer, slower and more costly trajectories at the End
of Life (Prof Heather McLeod, University of Auckland)
- Real
World Data from policyholders using a Clinical Validated Digital
Therapeutic for Stress Resilience (Dr Bechara Saab, Mobio
Interactive)
Register now to
join us over 2-full days or 2-half days! You can earn up to 12 CPD hours for
this conference.