Adam Ruddle is the Chief Investment Officer at LV=. He has responsibility for the investment management, allocation and optimisation of over £14bn of assets under management. His remit includes designing and setting investment strategies, managing group liquidity, the oversight of external asset managers and the structuring of physical and synthetic investment solutions for the company. Adam has been with LV= for nearly 15 years working in a wide range of roles including Asset Liability Management, Financial Reporting and Valuation, Capital Management and With-Profits oversight. He is a Fellow of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries and holds the Chartered Enterprise Risk Actuary designation.

Aileen Mathieson joined Aspen in November 2021, as the Group Chief Investment Officer and is based in the London office. She brings more than 15 years of investment and financial experience, and previously served at Aberdeen Standard Investments where she was Global Head of Insurance. Prior to this, Aileen was CIO, UK Life for Zurich and during her career also held senior finance roles at Nucleus Financial Group plc, Standard Life Group, Diageo plc and EMI Music. Aileen started her career at KPMG.

Andrew is Director of Financial Risk at Just Group in the UK. He is responsible for the oversight of the Group’s management of market, liquidity, credit, and insurance risks as well as the production of the Group’s ORSA and Run-off plan.

Andrew joined Just after 9 years at the Prudential Regulation Authority where he was Solvency II lead for several large firms, supported supervisors assessing complex financial and commercial risks and drove work on liquidity risk. Prior to this Andrew held a series of senior roles at Zurich Insurance Group across both life and non-life insurance including as Commercial Director of the offshore life business, leading the European direct to SME business, and leading strategic planning for UK subsidiaries.

Andrew has an MBA from London Business School where he focused on finance and strategy. He has also helped build nuclear submarines and teach people to ride motorcycles.

Angela Jung is Senior Financial and Investment Risk leader with nearly 20 years of experience building and optimising investment risk strategies, appetites and standards, ensuring alignment with regulatory frameworks and driving long-term business growth and value creation.

Currently, as Group Head of Investment Risk at Monument Re, Angela leads the development and execution of a comprehensive investment risk framework and provides expertise to the board and senior management on financial risk appetites and asset deployment. Previously Angela spent four years with Athora Group as Senior Director leading Group ALM and Investment Risk function and Chief of Staff for Group Risk, five years in Fixed Income structuring with National Australia Bank, and seven years as a Lead Rating Analyst with Moody’s Ratings covering various securitisation asset classes including SIVs (Structured Investment Vehicles), CDOs (Collateralised Debt Obligations), CLOs (Collateralised Loan obligations), and residential mortgage-backed securitisations (RMBS). She has published a number of research papers with regards to the impact of derivatives risks and securitisations during her tenor at Moody’s. Angela began her career in 2005 as quantitative research analyst at Simpson Carpenter Ltd, where she focused on econometric and statistical model developments.

Angela is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) and holds a MSc in Econometrics and Mathematical Economics from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), United Kingdom, and a BSc in Economics from Ewha Womens University, South Korea.

Ankit Goyal is the Head of Capital Management at Argo Group. In this role, he is responsible for developing and overseeing the capital management framework across regulatory, rating agencies and economic views of capital ensuring strong capitalization and its efficient utilization. His prime focus is to have an effective capital strategy, provide insights into strategic initiatives and deliver risk-reward analysis to inform business decisions. Prior to that, he worked in actuarial consulting function in Deloitte and Willis Towers Watson. Ankit is a Fellow of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) and is a Chartered Enterprise Risk Actuary (CERA).

Bob is Head of Credit Risk in Hymans Robertson’s UK Insurance & Financial Services practice. He is an investment industry veteran with deep experience of global credit and interest rate markets. Having worked in the leading investment banks, insurance companies and consultancies, he has wide experience of implementing ESG, ALM, SAA, and IMV activities along with risk and capital modelling and optimisation for insurance companies. Bob is a Technical Specialist of the Institute of Risk Management and sits on its Climate Change Special Interest Group committee, a Chartered Fellow of the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment, as well as being a Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society.

Corrado Pistarino has more than 25 years’ experience in capital market. He is Chief Investment Officer at Foresters Friendly Society. Previously to his current positions, he was Head of Insurance LDI at Aviva Investors, responsible for over £10bn of insurance funds and £30bn of derivatives exposure. His previous employers include Deutsche Bank, Dresden Kleinwort and ABN AMRO Bank. He worked in structuring/trading and client coverage, with a focus on ALM and capital management solutions. Corrado has a degree in Physics from Turin University and a Master in Finance from London Business School.

Daniel Blamont is Group Investment Operations Director, within the Investment Office at Royal London Group (RLG). Responsibilities include developing RLG’s investment analytics platform, broadening RLG’s asset class universe and investment assumptions setting. Until 2021 Daniel had been at Phoenix Group for 9 years, focusing on Strategic Asset Allocation for annuity funds, helping Phoenix develop its private debt capabilities. Prior to that, he worked for over nine years in investment banking, starting in fixed income research at Deutsche Bank in 2002. From 2006 to 2012 Daniel was in Insurance & Pension structuring at Deutsche Bank and subsequently Credit Suisse.

David is Group ALM & Treasury Director at Aviva, with responsibility for the plc Treasury function and strategic asset allocation, asset liability management and hedging across the business. David has over 20 years’ experience in investment, risk, finance and capital within financial services across investment banking, pensions, insurance and reinsurance. He is an Independent Non-Executive Director of the Institute of Risk Management and a Director of Aviva Capital Partners which invests in regeneration and infrastructure projects in the UK. David holds a DPhil in applied mathematics from Oxford University and served as a visiting research fellow at OCIAM.

Guillermo Donadini, Chief Investment Officer at Lloyd’s of London, brings over 35 years of experience in global investment and asset management, with a significant portion of his career dedicated to life, pension and general insurance portfolios. As the Global Chief Investment Officer for General Insurance at American International Group (AIG), he managed substantial investment portfolios, overseeing strategic asset allocations that spanned North America, Latin America, Europe, and Asia Pacific.

His role involved guiding corporate strategies and enhancing governance frameworks, which included the financial oversight of diverse insurance sectors. Guillermo’s international leadership roles have deepened his understanding of the complexities within the insurance and investment industries, particularly in life and pension insurance management.

Guillermo is also active in diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, contributing to Employee Resource Groups and fostering an inclusive workplace culture. In addition to his professional roles, he mentors young individuals through Career Ready and serves on the Board of Trustees for Independent Age, reflecting his commitment to community and social responsibility.

Michela joined Phoenix Asset Management as Chief Credit Officer in May 2021. In this role, Michela is leading the Credit Research and Ratings team for all asset strategies pursued by Phoenix Group, which have capabilities to assign internal ratings to private credit and illiquid assets in an approach consistent with industry peers and adhere to regulatory requirements. Michela joined Phoenix from Pension Insurance Corporation where she served as Head of Ratings and Credit Research. Prior to that, Michela spent 14 years at S&P Global Ratings, London, most recently as Senior Director, Infrastructure Ratings – EMEA Analytical Head, managing a team of 20 analysts and a portfolio of over 150 issuers in the infrastructure sector. The portfolio included corporate and project finance transactions covering social infrastructure, road, transport and renewables. Michela started her career at Goldman Sachs within the Equities Division. She holds a DEA en Analyse et Politique Economique (Master in Economics) from EHESS, Paris and a Specialization in Finance as a Ph.D. candidate from HEC, Paris.

Moritz Zander, CFA is Head of Investments at New Reinsurance Company Ltd. Former experience includes Head of Origination, Capital Partners at New Re, VP, Capital Solutions EMEA and Senior Credit Underwriter at Swiss Re, and Economist at MIGA, World Bank Group. He holds a Masters degree in International Policy Studies from Stanford University and a licence degree (Bachelor of Arts) from the University of Geneva.

Xavier Solano is a Manager, Prudential Regulation and member of the Prudential Regulation Team. Responsible for coordinating the team and overview of prudential regulation. He joined ABI in 2020 from London Stock Exchange Group. Prior to that he worked at the Westminster and Scottish Parliaments, the Scottish Government and in diplomacy. Xavier began his career as a consultant in Barcelona. Shortly after he moved to Edinburgh to become an adviser to the then Leader of the Opposition in the Scottish Parliament. He studied Political Science and International Business which allowed him to develop a career in diplomacy. After three years as an adviser to an MP, Xavier spent five years at London Stock Exchange Group until 2020 when he joined the ABI’s Prudential Regulation team.