Events

Environmental changes are increasingly impacting engineering projects and insurance risks across Malaysia. From recurring floods and extreme weather events to water shortages, seismic considerations, and rising climate uncertainty, these challenges are affecting how risks are assessed, priced, and managed on a day-to-day basis.

Engineering Insurance Risk & Climate Reality – Preparing for Flood Issues is designed to provide practical insights into how these environmental factors influence engineering and insurance practices. The programme will explore real-world scenarios, including flood related losses, climate-driven exposures, and low-probability but high impact risks such as earthquakes, alongside current challenges faced by industry practitioners.

Participants will gain a better understanding of how to identify exposures, evaluate risks more effectively, and adapt their approach in response to evolving environmental conditions.

Marking the end of one journey and the beginning of another, the Aii Graduation Ceremony stands as a powerful milestone in your professional and academic developments. As you transition into the next phase, this occasion serves as both a celebration of past accomplishments and a forward-looking step into future opportunities.

The conference will be held at Le Méridien, Putrajaya from 28 to 29 July 2026, with the theme “Speed of Now: Managing Uncertainty in the AI Era”. The conference brings together risk and insurance practitioners, including Chief Risk Officers, Heads of Risk, industry leaders and academia, to exchange perspectives on emerging risks and evolving practices.

Rising medication costs are no longer cyclical — they are structural.

Across ASEAN, healthcare inflation continues to outpace general inflation, with pharmaceutical spending emerging as one of the most volatile components. While many organisations focus on negotiating better drug prices, evidence consistently shows that prescribing behaviour, utilisation oversight and governance discipline are equally critical in determining long-term sustainability.

This programme provides a structured and practical understanding of Pharmacy Benefit Management (PBM) — not merely as a pricing tool, but as a system for influencing prescribing patterns, managing utilisation and ensuring sustainable healthcare financing.

This session is designed to move beyond theory and into practical execution.