(RESECHEDULED) Regulation of Data and AI in Insurance: a Hong Kong and global perspective
This webinar, originally scheduled for 12 August 2026, has now been rescheduled to 20 August 2026, 3:00–5:00 pm (HKT).
Course Outline
Insurance intermediaries increasingly rely on data-driven tools and digital platforms to advise clients and distribute products. In Hong Kong, the use of customer data and AI technologies is shaped by data protection laws, regulatory guidance and emerging global standards. This session explains the key legal principles governing data use and AI in insurance and how international regulatory developments may influence Hong Kong practice. It focuses on practical compliance considerations for intermediaries.
Speaker
Mr. Jeff Heasman
Jeff Heasman is an international insurance and legal specialist with expertise in law, behavioural sciences, business psychology, negotiation, communication strategies, and claims handling. He provides consultancy and training to the world’s leading brokers and insurers across Asia Pacific, Latin America, and Europe. A former litigation executive, senior liability adjuster, and the first Dean of the Faculty of Law at Cavendish University in Zambia, Jeff lectures internationally and is the author of the forthcoming Elgar Concise Encyclopaedia of Terrorism Law entry on insurance against terrorism. He is also co-founder of the Insurance Cyber and Political Risks Observatory (ICPRO), where he focuses on applying behavioural and analytical insight to underwriting, cyber risk, and portfolio exposure.
Important Note: This webinar will be delivered via Zoom Cloud Meeting and you will require to have a computer either desktop or laptop, Windows/Mac, or a tablet with camera, microphone and speaker for joining the session and a stable internet connection.