PARIMA’s Singapore conference to shine a light on ‘the new risk order’
September 4 2026 by InsuranceAsia News
The Pan-Asia Risk and Insurance Management Association (PARIMA) will bring together risk and insurance professionals from across Asia Pacific to address the evolving risk landscape at its upcoming annual conference in Singapore on the theme “The new risk order”.
The event, beginning with a one-day masterclass on October 14, followed by the conference on October 15, concludes PARIMA’s 2026 calendar of regional events and convenes risk professionals for strategic dialogue, expert insights, and industry collaboration.
This year, the conference will take place at the PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, Singapore.
“Singapore has always been an important meeting point for our regional risk community, and we look forward to bringing risk professionals from across Asia Pacific together once again,” said president Annacel Natividad.
“As organisations navigate an increasingly interconnected and fast-changing risk landscape, the role of risk leaders is evolving – from anticipating emerging threats to helping organisations make better, more resilient decisions.
“PARIMA provides a platform for our community to exchange perspectives, challenge conventional thinking, and collectively shape the future of risk,”
The event is backed by Aon, Marsh, Howden, MSIG Asia, QBE Insurance, AIA, AIG, Brokerslink, Descartes Underwriting, HDI, International SOS, Scor, Sedgwick, Sompo, and Swiss Re Corporate Solutions, PARIMA said in a press statement.
PARIMA is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to advancing the risk management profession across Asia Pacific, and comprises 2,600 members representing over 1,300 companies.
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