The 14th Annual Goldman Sachs Asset Management Global Insurance Survey captures insights from 405 senior investment professionals representing more than $14 trillion in insurance assets worldwide. This opening keynote highlights the most important findings for P&C insurers, offering a data-driven look at how industry leaders are positioning portfolios, managing risk, and navigating the evolving landscape.

Attendees will also get an early look at new industry data and insights being shared publicly for the first time.

Leading a business through the AI revolution demands vision and bold action. Cassie Kozyrkov, the architect of Google’s AI-first transformation and founder of the field of Decision Intelligence, challenges leaders to rethink what it means to lead in the AI era. She shares innovative strategies for embedding AI into the fabric of your company, transforming not just how you work but what you can achieve. Attendees will walk away with a clear roadmap to becoming leaders in AI-driven innovation, equipped to outpace the competition and thrive in a rapidly changing technological landscape.

In this session, industry leaders will share where AI is already in daily production today at scale: from policy workflows to core operational decisions and beyond. We’ll cover what’s working, what isn’t and never will, and the mindset you need to drive measurable ROI.

As advances in AI enable faster analysis and binding, the leaders will increasingly win the best risks and the laggards will settle for whatever’s left. It’s a zero-sum race. How are leaders at carriers managing portfolio profitability while managing mounting pressure for growth? In this roundtable, leading executives will reveal how AI is impacting strategy and execution.

MGAs are dynamic, agile innovators, rewriting the rules for how the industry operates. In this session, leaders from high-growth MGAs will reveal how their operating models and technology drive faster experimentation, sharper specialization, and quicker decision-making.

Over the next few years, no industry is projected to spend more on AI than financial services. They’re expected to account for more than 20% of global AI spending. Banks have led the way, and insurers can learn a lot from what they got wrong and what they got right.

In a market defined by volatility, new risks, and accelerating technological change, insurers are under pressure to perform in new ways. This session explores how leading organizations are redefining performance; aligning strategy, insurance operations, and technology to deliver stronger business outcomes in an era of constant disruption.