Once again, Delonia is not only actively participating in the European Captive Forum 2025, but is also one of the sponsoring companies of Europe’s largest event on captive insurers, to be held in Luxembourg on 5 and 6 November 2025.
José María Corsino, Director at Delonia, together with Jean Brunet, co-founder of Tendaz, will be the speaker at the conference entitled Artificial Intelligence and Captives – Introduction, which will take place on 5 November at 9:30 am. The following day, at 1:30 p.m., José María Corsino will participate alongside Daniela Masters (Generali Employee Benefits), Max Landry (Euphoric), Barry Perkins (Mercer) and Matthias Helmbold (DHL) in the presentation AI and Global Benefits: Creating Clarity, Strategic Insights, and Equality Across All Regions.
In addition to the growing demand for process and information digitisation in insurance and reinsurance companies within the captive sector, there is also the introduction of solutions and tools based on Artificial Intelligence. Delonia will share relevant experiences and value propositions on this topic.
These are the main topics for Delonia at the European Captive Forum 2025:
Reinsurance Digitalisation:
- Companies must own their data and control their processes.
- A digital platform that manages data and processes provides control and autonomy over third parties.
- Our systems are tailored to the size, complexity and characteristics of reinsurers, including captives.
Artificial Intelligence:
- Its arrival is inevitable in all sectors, including the most traditional ones such as insurance and captives.
- Application in multiple areas, from access to information to process control.
- Special attention should be paid to simplifying the digitisation of business, which is always so complex.
Employee benefit:
- The preservation of human capital is becoming increasingly important.
- Benefits management must be aligned with HR strategy.
- Integrating information and process control is essential for effective personnel management.
- Our solutions enable you to focus on employee wellbeing as well as cost control.
In addition to participating in this biannual event, Delonia is one of the finalists in the European Captive Awards 2025, which will be held on 4 November as a prelude to the event, aspiring to win the award in the Technology Solution of the Year category.
The European Captive Market Outlook Report by captive.com warns that the European industry faces two fundamental challenges:
- Regulation: European regulations are fragmented, complex and lack proportionality. Regulatory frameworks often treat captives as commercial insurers, which increases compliance costs and limits flexibility.
- Talent: there is a clear shortage of professional skills. The sector needs experts in areas such as climate risk modelling, data analysis and parametric policy design. (A parametric policy automatically pays compensation when an objective condition (the parameter) is met, without the need for damage assessment).
The main areas that will drive growth include property coverage, employee benefits, and emerging risks such as those arising from cybersecurity and the supply chain. In addition, a sharp increase in the use of parametric policies is expected.
The European Captive Forum in figures:
+ 800 delegates.
+ 20 countries.
+ 60 captive owners.
+350 risk managers.
+ 100 speakers.
