De-Mystifying InsurTech – a Legal and Regulatory View VIIth AIDA Europe Conference 2

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The AIDA Europe Scientific Committee, comprising Prof. Dr. Pierpaolo Marano and Dr. Kyriaki Noussia, invites the submission of academic papers for the VIIth AIDA Europe Conference to be held in Warsaw, Poland on 12-13/4/2018.

This conference will bring legal scholars and practitioners together, so as to explore and discuss legal and regulatory developments and issues emerging from innovations in the realm of technology applied to (re)insurance, i.e. 'InsurTech'. Invited speakers will present papers which will provide insights into the legal developments affecting both (re)insurance communities and society in Europe and in other jurisdictions. The goal is to provide information on recent developments in the field of InsurTech law and regulation and in doing so to also provide a forum for debating and developing the law and policy in this newly emerging legal field.

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重要日期

2017-10-30

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2017-11-15

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2018-06-30

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We welcome theoretical, empirical and policy-oriented papers. We invite legal academics (including Ph.D. students) and legal practitioners to submit their manuscripts on a topic that explores an aspect of InsurTech law and regulation, including, but not limited to:

Blockchain and (re)insurance processes and payments including smart contracts;
Peer-to-peer Insurance and Digital Distribution;
Internet of Things, Big Data, Product Oversight Governance;
Robot Advisors, Robot Brokers;
Data Protection, Cloud Computing, Cyber Risks;
Driverless Cars, Unmanned ships, Drones and Insurance regulation;
Human rights aspects and implications for the users of driverless cars (else Autonomous Vehicles), Unmanned Ships and Drones;
Insurance Contract Law considerations for consumers who are users of driverless cars (else Autonomous Vehicles), Unmanned Ships and Drones;
Internet of Things and Insurance Products;
Sharing Economy and Insurance;
The intersection of InsurTech with other subjects and areas of law (e.g. risk management, actuarial, economics, accounting, sociology, real estate, criminal law, etc.);
Developments in the legal profession, cognitive computing tools and solutions.