Switzerland provides a state-of-the-art digital platform, which links corporate risk management professionals and independent brokers with actuaries and financial executives contending with the complexities presented by the Swiss regulatory environment. Striving to effectively operate within a sophisticated financial system strongly regulated by FINMA (the Swiss Financial Markets Supervisory Authority), experts in this part of the Alps must address different challenges that require special knowledge sharing.

Whether one is dealing with global underwriting markets of Zurich, trade finance of Geneva or vibrant SME (KMU/PME) sectors across the country, this community serves as a joint platform to help establish cooperation between traditional wealth management, risk handling, and innovative corporate strategies.

Owing to the development of regulations and global changes in the economy impacting the underwriting process in the industry, companies do not rely solely on conventional off-the-shelf insurance products anymore, opting for customized risk modelling techniques. As the financial services becomes more complicated, objective strategy is required. Consequently, we have established insurance consulting threads which allow participants to exchange information on research, vendor-neutral advice, and updates on regulations. Members share posts dealing with such issues as the implications of the local Swiss tax system, international compliance issues of companies settled in Switzerland, and the mechanism of alternative risk transfer (ART). 
In addition to conventional property and casualty insurance products, the forum covers fast digital transformation taking place in Switzerland. Join our discussions on how artificial intelligence is used in actuarial auditing, new legal liabilities emerging in the corporate world due to security breaches of companies, and the introduction of strict ESG calculation into investment portfolios.

The atmosphere at this workplace is serious and it follows a professional approach where collaboration and transparency is what it stands for. Moreover, to enable each member to hold meaningful discussions it is recommended that they apply real-world examples, give the objective assessment of trending markets, and have constructive debates with one another. Traditional discussions allow company representatives to get precise knowledge of market-related issues which can be useful for dealing with difficulties associated with premium mechanisms. Do not hesitate to join the dialogue now!