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25th - 27th March 2007
Al Sharq Village & Spa
D o h a , Q a ta r
Hosted by
Issued by the Qatar Financial Centre Authority
www.qfc.com.qa
The careful investment of
By capitalising on its wealth of proven gas reserves, Qatar is building a dynamic and sustainable economy. These reserves underpin an
$130bn creates substantial
investment in public works and infrastructure that, by 2009, will total US$130 billion. The Qatar Financial Centre is at the heart of this
opportunities for
development program. For opportunities in insurance, the QFC provides access, facilities and an
insurance in Qatar
independent regulatory authority operating to internationally recognised standards. For more information contact: f.alzayani@qfc.com.qa
A h l a n Wa s a h l a n !
Welcome to Doha and to MultaQa Qatar. We are delighted to be the first major event
to be staged at Qatar’s newest hotel, Sharq
This is our largest and most important business Village & Spa. You will I am sure appreciate
promotion event since opening for business the symbolism of holding the event here.
on 1 May 2005. It represents the extent of This hotel represents what Qatar is rapidly
our determination to grow and develop the becoming – world class, but keeping in touch
insurance and reinsurance sector in Qatar, and with its culture and heritage.
in the Middle East more generally.
We have tried to strike a balance between the
The Qatar Financial Centre (QFC) is a unique various sessions of the programme for MultaQa
entity. It was created by the QFC Law, Qatar Qatar. The aim is to allow our visitors to get a
Law No. 7 of 2005, which allows a very broad feel for Qatar, to understand what is happening
range of financial activities. It permits us to here, and to see for themselves how the
support and nurture businesses in a way that country and its economy is being managed for
other financial centres in the region cannot. the benefit of its people, as well as its partners.
It makes clear that the QFC is a fundamental We hope you will take away both a positive
pillar in the economic strategy and future view of the country, and a sense of excitement
development of Qatar. of the business opportunities here.
This conference will bring together senior I would like express my gratitude to our
representatives of the world’s insurance speakers, and to offer my particular thanks to
industry, and of Qatar’s leading institutions. our sponsors.
It will examine the ways in which, through the
QFC, the rapidly growing insurance needs of
the local institutions and their future projects Stuart Pearce
can be met, and it will allow companies to Chief Executive Officer and Director General
network and to establish new relationships. Qatar Financial Centre Authority
Programme
Su n day 25th March 2007
Welcome Reception
You are invited to join our informal Welcome Reception on Sunday 25th March from 7pm which will take
place on the Al Wanis Shisha Terrace of the Sharq Village and Spa.
Please feel free to come along at any time between 7pm and 9pm to meet your hosts!
M ond ay 26th March 20 07
08.30 am Registration and coffee 10:45 am - 11.15 am - Morning coffee
08.55 am - 09.00 am Chairman’s 11.15 am - 11.35 am Ehab Amin,
opening remarks Regional Manager, Qatar Airways
Helen Yates, Editor, Global Reinsurance
11.35 am - 11.55 am Global Aviation –
09.00 am - 09.15 am Welcome speech A Middle East Perspective.
HE Yousef Hussain Kamal, Minister of Finance, Chris Clark, Deputy Chairman, Global Aviation,
State of Qatar Middle East – Aerospace Willis
09.15 am - 09.30 am Welcome from QFCA 11:55 am - 12:15 pm The Qatar Foundation and
Stuart Pearce, Chief Executive Officer, Education City
Qatar Financial Centre Authority Robert Baxter, Advisor, Qatar Foundation
09.30 am - 09.45 am The Legal Framework 12.15 pm - 12:35 pm The future of Captives in
Michael Webb, Managing Director, Financial the Middle East
Sector Development and Policy, Youssef Al Kareh, General Manager, Ensurion
QFC Regulatory Authority
12:35pm - 1:35pm Lunch
Qatar Major Projects & Case Studies
1:45pm – 5:00pm ACTIVITIES
09.45 am - 10.05 am Risk and Insurance in
the Pearl GTL – A World Scale Project Delegates will choose from:
Esa Ikaheimonen, Country Finance Director,
Shell Qatar • Playing golf on Doha’s championship golf course
10.05 am - 10.25 am RasGas – A World Class • Dhow cruise
LNG Company
Dr Mohammad S Al Sada, Managing Director, • Networking and/or meeting with QFCA
RasGas at Sharq Village
10.25 am - 10.45 am QAPCO, Pioneers in
Credit Insurance
Abdulla Saif Al Messallam, Finance Manager,
QAPCO
Tuesday 27th Marc h 2007
08.30 am Re-registration and coffee 10:45 am - 12:00 pm
International panel discussion
8.55 am – 9.00am Chairman’s opening remarks Chair: Ian Sangster, Deputy Chief Executive
Suzanne Hirst, Publishing Director, Officer, International Operations, QIC
Global Reinsurance
9.00 am – 9:20 am An overview of Total’s role • David Anthony, Director, Standard & Poor’s
in Qatar
Arnaud Chaperon, Group Representative, TOTAL • Bruce Garrett, MD, Marine and Energy Division,
E & P Qatar Marsh
9.20 am – 9:40 am • John Tan, CEO, Asia Capital Re
Role of Nakilat (Qatar Gas Transport Company) in
the development of the Gas Industry • Stephen Wagstaff, Area Manager, AXA Gulf
Muhammed Al Ghannam, Managing Director,
Nakilat 12.00 am - 12.15 pm Q & A
09:40 am – 10:00 am An overview of 12.15 pm – 12.25 pm Closing remarks
Energy City Stuart Pearce, Chief Executive Officer,
Hesham Al Emadi, Chief Executive Officer, Qatar Financial Centre Authority
Energy City
12.25 pm – 1.25 pm LUNCH
10:00 am – 10:20 am Opportunities &
challenges in the GCC – Global Reinsurance 1.30 pm ACTIVITIES
research findings
Peter Joy, Head of Research, Delegates will choose from:
Newsquest Specialist Media
• Playing golf on Doha’s championship golf course
10:20ww am – 10.45 am – Morning coffee
• Cultural tour – A tour around the city, visit to
the Old Souq, dhow manufacturers and
falconry market
• Networking and/or meeting with QFCA at
Sharq Village
Speakers
H E Yo u se f Hu ssa in K a m a l, Stu a rt Pearce,
M i ni ste r o f Fin an ce of the State C h i e f Executive Officer and
of Q a ta r Di rector General, Qatar
F i nanci al Center Authority
HE Yousef Kamal has been Stuart Pearce has been Chief
Minister of Finance of the State Executive Officer and Director
of Qatar since January 2002. General of the Qatar Financial
He became Acting Minister Centre Authority since August
of Economy and Commerce, 2005. Previously he had a
and Chairman of the Qatar long and successful career
Financial Centre Authority, in in international banking and
March 2006. He was Minister financial services with HSBC
of Finance, Economy and in the Middle East, North
Commerce from January 1998 until the Ministry of America, Asia and Europe.
Economy and Commerce was established
in 2002. In 1992 he was appointed CEO of HSBC Private
Banking Europe and Middle East, and in 1997
HE Yousef Kamal is Chairman of the Doha he was appointed Chief Executive and Country
Securities Market, Chairman of Ras Laffan Manager of HSBC Japan. In 2001 Stuart Pearce
Liquefied Natural Gas, Deputy Chairman was appointed HSBC’s Head of Corporate
of Qatar Petroleum, a Director of Qatar Banking in the UK, and in 2002 he took up the
Telecommunications, and a Director of Qatar new appointment of CEO of HSBC Investment
Central Bank. Management, which he held until his retirement
from HSBC in May 2005.
He also heads several local, regional and Arab
committees and was Under-Secretary at the
Ministry of Finance, Economy and Commerce
from 1993-98, and Director of Financial Affairs
in the Ministry of Finance and Petroleum from
1988-93.
M ic h a e l We b b, E sa Ikah ei mon en
M a na g ing D irector, Financial Vi ce President Finance and
Se ctor Develo pm en t and Policy Planni ng, Shell Qatar
Q FC Regul ato ry Authority
Mr. Webb is a graduate in Esa Ikaheimonen joined Shell
law of Victoria University in 1990 after completing his
of Wellington. Prior to the Law degree from University
QFCRA, Mr. Webb was of Turku in Finland and after
a leading New Zealand a short-lived career in legal
commercial barrister practice. He held a couple
specializing in securities, of positions in Shell Finland
banking, corporate, insolvency and Shell Scandinavia before
and public regulatory law, moving to Shell UK Exploration
acting in advisory, contentious business, and and Production in Aberdeen 1995 where he held
transactional matters. He has been closely a position as Head of Planning and Analysis.
involved in financial markets, corporate and
insolvency law development and reform. He has From Scotland he was posted back to Finland,
also acted in lead legal roles in regulatory regimes where he worked first as the country Finance
for the electricity and telecommunications sectors. Manager and thereafter as Scandinavian Finance
Manager between 1998 and 2001. Esa then
From 1992 to 2003 he was a member, and moved to Shell Europe Oil Products in London
variously acting Chairman of the New Zealand and worked in Strategy and Portfolio until June
Securities Commission. Other appointments 2004 as Portfolio Director responsible for Strategy
have included being a director of significant New and Portfolio in Central, Eastern and Southern
Zealand and Australian companies and, recently, Europe. During that period Shell made numerous
Chair of the Ministerial Task Force on Financial portfolio deals across Europe and significantly
Intermediaries in New Zealand. restructured its downstream businesses.
Esa still recalls deal making in countries like Italy,
Turkey and Poland as one of the highlights in his
career so far. In June 2004, Esa joined Shell Gas
and Power as Finance and Commercial Director
for the Pearl GTL Project. Following the successful
conclusion of the Development and Production
Sharing Agreement (DPSA) negotiations, Esa
moved to Doha to the newly formed Qatar Shell
GTL Ltd, which is tasked with the execution and
operation of the Pearl GTL project. In addition, he
is Country Finance Director for Shell in Qatar.
S p e a k e r s (cont)
D r M o h a mm a d S. A l Sa d a , Rob e rt Baxter,
M a na gin g Di recto r, A dvi sor,
Ra s Ga s Qatar Foundation
Dr Mohammad S. Al Sada Robert Baxter joined Qatar
joined RasGas Company Foundation for Education,
Limited as Managing Director Science and Community
on 1st August 2006. Development in May 2004
as Director of Pubic Relations
Prior to joining RasGas, he and Marketing, and became
held the position of Director Communications Advisor
Technical at Qatar Petroleum to the Board of Directors in
where he directed major oil February 2006.
and gas related infrastructure projects. With over
23 years of service at Qatar Petroleum, Dr Al Before joining Qatar Foundation he was Deputy
Sada has a wealth of experience in the energy Director of Communications and Head of Press
industry. and Public Relations at Queen’s University Belfast.
This followed a long career as a journalist and
He has a PhD from the University of Manchester manager at BBC World Service from 1980
Institute of Science and Technology (UMIST) until March 2001. In his last position with the
and has a Bachelor of Science degree in Marine organisation he led the BBC’s Russian media
Science and Geology from Qatar University. Dr Al monitoring team.
Sada is also the Vice Chairman of the Board of
Qatar Chemicals Company (Q-Chem) and Qatar He has a BA in Modern Languages from the
Steel Company (QASCO). University of Bristol, an MBA from Henley
Management College and a professional
qualification in interpreting and translation.
Qatar Foundation was established in 1995 as
C hris C la r k , a vehicle for educational and social reform. Its
Deputy Chairman, Global flagship project is Education City, a 1,000-ha
Aviation, Middle East – Aerospace campus on the outskirts of Doha that hosts a
Willis range of institutions linked by a commitment to
excellence in education. These include branch
Chris has been in the aviation Broking sector for campuses of five leading US universities.
27 years. He joined Willis in 1980 in the Middle
East Division and built their Airline portfolio up This complex coalition has a wide spectrum of
which today includes Qatar Airways,Emirates,Gulf stakeholders, all of whom are in a position to
Air,Oman Air. Since 1990 he additional headed influence the Foundation’s primary mission of
up the Asian porfolio which includes Singapore transforming Qatar into a 21st century knowledge-
Airlines, MAS,Thai,Garuda. Chris is presently based society. They range from prospective
Deputy Chairman of Aerospace Division. students and their parents to international
business leaders. The main challenge for the
organisation’s professional communicators is
to earn the understanding, approval and co-
operation of all of these parties.
A rna u d C ha p e ron, M u h a mmad Al G h an n am,
Grou p Represen tative, Managi ng Director, Qatar Gas
TOTAL E & P Qatar Transport Company Ltd. (N AKILAT )
Arnaud Chaperon has been After completing a degree in
involved with TOTAL group accounting and becoming a
for more that 27 years. He Certified Public Accountant,
graduated in 1978 from Muhammad Ghannam worked
Ecole Nationale Supérieure for the following organisations
of Techniques Avancées and before taking up his current
Génie Maritime. He held with position as Managing Director
TOTAL group several positions at NAKILAT.
as a geophysicist in the
exploration division and as an economist. Previous Positions
Qatar Liquefied Gas Company Ltd.
Arnaud moved to Japan in 1987 to be (Ras Laffan, Qatar)
responsible for gas marketing activities, Chief Operating Officer -Finance
contributing at the early stage to marketing and
negotiations of Qatar gas LNG to the Japanese Mobil Exploration & Producing
buyers. He was transferred in 1991 to Taiwan Technical Center-Dallas, USA
to become the first group representative, before Manager Finance & Administration
coming back to the Head office in Paris (1994)
to hold the position of vice president for NGL gas Mobil Exploration and Producing
marketing and Europe downstream gas business. Services Inc. – Dallas, USA
Manager Finance & Administration
In 2000, during the merge and post merge
TOTAL FINA Elf he was appointed vice president Mobil Oil Corp. (E&P Division) Fairfax, USA
for career management and training in the HR Manager Accounting Studies and Projects
division, before being transferred to Qatar in June
2002 as Managing Director of TOTAL EP Qatar Mobil Oil Indonesia – Jakarta, Indonesia
and TOTAL group representative in Qatar. Financial Specialist/Controller
Arnaud Chaperon is chevalier du mérite national
(France) and board member of Ecole Nationale
Supérieure of Techniques Avancées.
S p e a k e r s (cont)
Pete r J oy, D avi d An th on y,
He a d o f Re se arch , Di rector,
N ews qu est Specialist Media S tandard & Poor’s
After completing a Master’s David Anthony is a Director of
degree in International Standard & Poor’s Financial
Relations at Cambridge Services group in London
University, Peter worked for specialising in Francophone
two years in management and Middle Eastern insurance
consultancy before switching and reinsurance markets, as
to business journalism. Since well being responsible for debt
2005, he has been Head capital market issues relating
of Research at Newsquest to European insurance, and for
Specialist Media, publisher of Global Reinsurance. insurance training. He joined Standard & Poor’s
in March 1994, heading the Interactive Insurance
He leads and manages research projects on ratings team until 1999, then becoming European
clients’ behalf across Newsquest’s portfolio of Regional Practice Leader for Insurance Criteria.
five specialist business titles - harnessing the
knowledge of industry readers and expert editorial David has been involved in insurance for over
staff to gain fresh insights on their market and its 20 years, active in insurance credit ratings with
needs. Standard & Poor’s in London and with Moody’s
Investors Service in New York. Before this, he
In preparation for this conference, the Qatar was European Insurance Risk Manager, and
Financial Centre Authority commissioned Senior Relationship Manager (V.P.) for Nordic
Newsquest to gather the views of over 100 insurance with Citibank N.A. London. He was
senior insurance and reinsurance executives previously involved in international corporate and
worldwide on the potential of Middle East and correspondent banking, working with Lloyd’s Bank
global markets and on the key attributes of a International, Al Saudi Banque and Credit Lyonnais
successful international financial centre. Peter in London, Brussels, Antwerp, Dubai, Bahrain,
project-managed this research exercise, analysed Cairo, Alexandria and Paris.
the results and compiled the resulting report. He
will be giving a presentation on the findings and David holds a degree in Political Science from the
on their implications for insurance business in the University of Birmingham and a Masters degree
Middle East. - MSc. (Econ.) - from the University of London.
S te p h e n J. Wa gsta ff I a n S a ng ster,
Area Man age r (Bah rain & Qatar), Deputy Chief Executive Officer,
AXA Insuran ce (Gulf) International Operations,
Qatar I nsurance Company
With 21 years experience Ian started his career in the
in the insurance industry, Royal Insurance Group,
Stephen has only recently working for the British
taken over as Area Manager Engine, the Royal’s specialist
for Bahrain & Qatar for AXA engineering insurance
Insurance (Gulf), however, company.
is excited at the opportunity
of helping set up the AXA After serving as the local
organisation in Qatar and manager in Aberdeen,
working with the QFC & QFCRA. Scotland during the initial years of the North Sea
oil boom in the early 1970’s Ian was relocated to
AXA are in the process of recruitment and office Dubai in 1978 to establish an underwriting unit to
fit-out within the QFC building and hope to be serve the Middle East region. The secondment
fully operational in April. Stephen looks forward was to last approximately three years but Ian
to building relationships with both industry stayed on in the area and has recently started his
professionals and clients. 30th year in the region. Ian has worked in senior
management positions in the UAE, Oman and
Career to date: Qatar, joining Qatar Insurance Company (QIC) in
2007 to-date Area Manager (Bahrain & Qatar), 1990.
AXA Insurance (Gulf) B.S.C. (c)
He currently heads up QIC’s regional and
1995 to 2006 Manager, Corporate Relationships/ international operations and will be actively
Business Development Manager – Saudi Arabia, involved in the operation of the newly formed
Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance - Saudi Arabia QIC International LLC, which has recently been
incorporated within the Qatar Financial Centre.
1994 – 1995 QBE Insurance Co. – Sydney
– Australia
1992 – 1994 SA Eagle Insurance Co. – Cape
Town – South Africa
1985 – 1992 Eagle Star Insurance Co.
– Manchester – United Kingdom
S p e a k e r s (cont)
Jo h n Ta n Kwa ng Khe rng, Bru c e Garrett,
Chi ef E xecutive Officer, Managi ng Director, Marine &
As i a Ca pital R e Energy Division, Marsh
In a career spanning almost 30 years, John has Bruce joined Marsh Marine and
held an array of senior positions in the insurance Energy Division in July 1998.
industry, primarily in South East Asia. Since 1976, Based in London, Bruce
he has accumulated a wealth of experience has regional responsibility
in many aspects of the business, including for Marsh’s Global Energy
underwriting, reinsurance, claims and broking. Practice’s activities in the
Middle East and North Africa.
After qualifying as a Fellow of Chartered Insurance He travels regularly to Qatar
in 1982, John established Equitas, a risk and the region.
management services provider. His management
skills were subsequently deployed in Corporate Bruce has been an insurance broker since 1973,
Planning, Mergers & Acquisitions and Business specialising in the energy sector since 1986.
Development for Jerneh Insurance Corporation He has held a variety of management and client-
in Malaysia and Kerry Insurance Ltd in Hong facing account handling roles throughout his
Kong. In 1988, he was recruited to Brunei’s varied career, including periods of employment
National Insurance Company and, within 2 years, in France and Singapore. He has had extensive
succeeded in turning the company around to involvement in many of the major upstream and
Brunei’s largest insurer. downstream project and operational risks in Qatar
in the past ten years.
In 1992, John joined Union Re as Area
Representative and Principal Officer for Asia. On
Union’s integration into Swiss Re six years later,
A b d u lla Al Mesallam,
he transferred to Zurich to join Swiss Re’s Group’s Fi nance Manager,
Head Office as a member of senior management. QA PC O
Relocating to Hong Kong in 1999, John was
Regional Marine Manager of China, South East Abdulla Al Mesallam is
Asia and Australasia before becoming Head of currently the Finance Manager
Marine for all Asia. In 2004, John transferred in Qatar Petrochemical Co.
back to Singapore with responsibility for Swiss Ltd. (QAPCO) and Board
Re’s Strategic Clients Development in Asia. In Member in Qatofin Co.
2005, John joined HSBC Insurance Brokers as Ltd. Mr.Al Mesallam has
a Director responsible for business development an extensive experience in
and reinsurance in Asia Pacific. aspects related to corporate
finance, finance management,
In 2006, Asia Capital Reinsurance Group accounting, treasury and project finance. He
(ACR) was established and is headquartered in holds a B.S., in Business Administration and
Singapore. The Holding Company is capitalised Economics – Accounting Major form Qatar
at USD620 million with institutional shareholders University, 1994.
like 3i Group plc, Khazanah Nasional Berhad, Och
Ziff Capital Management, Morgan Stanley Private
Equity, Credit Suisse Private Equity and SICAV.
M r Eh a b A b d e l Fa tta h A m in H e sh a m Ismai l AbdulRah man
Regi onal Man ag er, A l Emadi , Chief Executive
Q a ta r Ai rways Offi cer, Energy City Qatar
Mr Ehab Abdel Fattah Amin Hesham Al Emadi, Chief
is a stalwart of the aviation Executive Officer of Energy City
industry with more than 25 Qatar, held a number of key
years experience under his positions in the energy and
belt. investment industry, making
his role at Energy City Qatar an
Currently Qatar Airways’ imperative asset. Having been
Regional Manager for Qatar, a Senior Researcher, Industrial
Turkey, Greece and Levant, he Investment expert and having
has held this position for the past five years. He many years of experience in the field of energy,
is responsible for sales and marketing activities in Hesham has valuable know-how of the industry
each of these markets. especially that of Qatar. Prior to joining Energy
City Qatar, Hesham Al Emadi has established
Married with two children, he previously worked an Industrial Assessment Programme in all of
for Gulf Air and Egyptair in a variety of overseas the GCC in order to help improve and make a
management posts and his hobbies include difference in the energy sector.
swimming and tennis.
Career Milestones
Qatar Airways is one of the fastest growing airlines
in the world operating an all-Airbus fleet of 56 2001-2006 – Industrial Investment Promotion
aircraft to more than 75 destinations worldwide. Department - Industrial Expert
Gulf Organization for Industrial Consulting (GIOC),
The Doha-based airline is among an elite group of Doha
airlines ranked Five Star for service and excellence 1997 – 2000 – Industrial Studies Department
and, during 2007, is in aggressive expansion - Senior Researcher
mode with nine new routes joining its ever- Gulf Organization for Industrial Consulting (GIOC),
expanding network. The airline takes its first steps Doha
to the US market this summer with direct flights 1993 – 1996 – Research Associate
from Doha to New York and Washington DC. Industrial Assessment Center, Texas United States
of America
Other Current Positions
Member of the Forum of Qatari Engineer (FQE).
Member of the American Society of Mechanical
Engineers (ASME)
Member of the American Society of Heating,
Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Engineers
(ASHRAE)
Delegates
Name Company
Osama Abdeen American International Group (AIG)
Dalia AbuKishk Qatar Financial Center Authority
Jamal Al Hamoud Qatar General Insurance and Reinsurance Co.
Muhsen Al Harbi Global Investment House
Youseff Al Kareh Ensurion
Abdul Rahman Al Mannai Qatar Financial Center Authority
Abdulla Saif Al Messallam QAPCO
Aysha Al Mudehki Qatar Financial Center Authority
Mohammad Al Sada RasGas
Johara Al Suwaidi Qatar Financial Center Authority
Fetooh Al Zayani Qatar Financial Center Authority
Mahrous Al-ejlah Alkhaleej Insurance & Re-Insurance Company
P E Alexander Qatar Insurance Company
Syed Mustahsan Ali Qatar Islamic Insurance
Abdulla Sharif Alrayes Doha Solidarity
Ehab Amin Qatar Airways
David Anthony Standard and Poor’s
Vineet Arora ICICI Prudential Life Insurance
John Arpel Allianz Risk Transfer
D.R. Arya General Insurance Corporation of India
Joe Barber CIGNA International
Robert Baxter Qatar Foundation
Andie Beattie Global Reinsurance
Bruno Bertucci Assicurazioni Generali SpA
Guy Biddlecombe Colemont Dubai
Jelena Bjelanovic Standard and Poor’s
Elie Bouchaaya Liberty International Underwriters
Rupert Boyle Cooper Gay & Co
Claire Bradley Aspen Insurance UK
Jonathan Broughton EMB Consultancy
Ashraf Bseisu Solidarity
Stephen Carriere Qatar Financial Center Authority
Name Company
Stephen Cemm Qatar Financial Centre Regulatory Authority
Arnaud Chaperon Total
Chris Clark Willis
William Coles The Lyle Group
Shanaz Coles The Lyle Group
Richard Collins Qatar Financial Centre Regulatory Authority
Gavin Coull Reynolds Porter Chamberlain
Antoine Daher Lonsdale & Associates
Gautam Datta Solidarity Islamic Insurance Co.
Dermot Dick Qatar Insurance Company
Peter Droussiotis PGD Strategy
Rod Dunne Intech Solutions
Jeff Eggleton Qatar Financial Center Authority
Liza Egido Qatar Financial Center Authority
Omer Elamin Arab Orient Insurance
Ali Eskandari Kay International
Amr Fahmy Alpha Lloyds Insurance & Reinsurance
Omar Clark Fisher Unicorn Investment Bank
Bruce Garrett Marsh
Muhammed Ghannam Nakilat
Michael Good Jardine Lloyd Thompson
Akbar Habib Al Ahlia Insurance Company & National Life Insurance Company
Suzanne Hirst Global Reinsurance
Peter Hogg Neuron
Desmond Holmes Qatar Financial Center Authority
Vicky Hu Asia Capital Re
Ahmed Hussain KPMG
Bassam Hussein Doha Insurance Co.
Esa Ikaheimonen Shell - Qatar
Elena Daniela Iordache Qatar Airways
Mohammad Jaffar Iqbal Qatar Financial Centre Regulatory Authority
Arif Ishaque CE Heath & Partners
D e l e g a t e s (cont)
Name Company
Afar Issa Business Life
Adham Jaad Arabian Marketing Services
Ajay Jacob Qatar Airways
Mark Jesson Alsford Page & Gems Limited
Wayne Jones Clyde & Co
Peter Joy Global Reinsurance
Ralph Kabban UIB
HE Yousef Hussain Kamal Ministry of Finance, State of Qatar
Khaldoun Khartabil Alpha Lloyds Insurance & Reinsurance
Jitesh Kothari ICICI Prudential Life Insurance
Guinevere Kothari Qatar Financial Center Authority
Manoj Kumar Doha Banc Assurance
Stephen Lilley Qatar Financial Centre Regulatory Authority
Robert Makhoul Marsh
Mohamed Mahran American International Group (AIG)
Steve Martin Qatar Financial Center Authority
Simon Mason Aspen Re
Stephen May Heritage Mutual Management
David McLean Megaevents / MEGA - Middle East Global Advisors
Jamie McNish Zurich International Life
Graham Morrall Zurich International Life
Richard Morrison AXA Insurance (Gulf)
Lukas Mueller Swiss RE
Nadeem Mujtaba Gulf Ventures Corporation
Bhaskar Mukherjee Doha Bank
Paul Murray EMB Consultancy
Basma Nour Qatar Financial Center Authority
Ralf Oelssner Lufthansa German Airlines
Stuart Pearce Qatar Financial Center Authority
Ian Porton Miller International Loss Adjusters
Anila Preston Re Orient
P.R. Ramakrishnan Al Ahlia Insurance Company SAOC
Name Company
Damian Reilly Commerce Magazine
Sean Rocks Liberty Mutual Insurance Europe
Layla Salem Qatar Financial Center Authority
Ian Sangster Qatar Insurance Company
Amey Saxena ICICI Prudential Life Insurance
Tim Searle Globaleye
Louis Serret Qatar Financial Centre Regulatory Authority
Abbas Sethna Assicurazioni Generali
Mian Ikram Shakir FWU AG Luxembourg
Nahlah Shinawe Qatar Financial Center Authority
Rajesh Sidhu Global Reinsurance
Shashank Srivastava Qatar Financial Center Authority
John Tan Asia Capital Re
Burr Taylor Sturge Taylor & Associates
Stebin Thomas Qatar Financial Center Authority
Phillip Thorpe Qatar Financial Centre Regulatory Authority
Jane Thorpe Qatar Financial Center Authority
Ian Titman Heath Lambert Group
Gaurav Vaish Al Ahlia Insurance Company & National Life Insurance Company
Srinivasan Venkatachalam National Life Insurance Company
Stephen Wagstaff Axa - Gulf
Ian Walton Colemont Insurance Broker
Nasser Watar Gulf Gap
Michael Webb Qatar Financial Centre Regulatory Authority
Steve Westly Intech Solutions
Kevin Weston KPMG
Anne Whensley Global Reinsurance
Robert Wiest Swiss RE
Dr Holger Wirtl Albatros Versicherungsdienste GmbH
Malcolm Wright CIGNA International
Helen Yates Global Reinsurance
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