Educational Snacks
The meetings are designed to address relevant issues in the insurance sector in a streamlined, one-hour format, open to all professionals.
Some courses will be delivered in a mixed format: in-person or online. You can choose what's best for you.
Second edition 2025
24.11 | 5:00 PM
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THE INSURANCE REFEREE IS ON THE GO:
OPPORTUNITIES, PROSPECTS AND APPLICATION ISSUES
With the entry into force of the new Insurance Arbitrator system, a crucial phase begins for consumer protection and dispute management in the insurance sector.
This one-hour meeting, led by Maurizio Hazan, a leading legal expert in the insurance industry, will offer an operational and strategic overview of the institution's functioning, analyzing the regulatory implications, the potential for businesses, and the implications for intermediaries.
Through a concrete and dialogic approach, the following will be explored:
The objectives and regulatory framework of the Insurance Arbitrator, with reference to recent implementing provisions.
Market opportunities: simplification of litigation, strengthening trust, impact on corporate reputation.
Application issues: scope of jurisdiction, access methods, role of companies and intermediaries.
Evolutionary perspectives: possible development scenarios and integration with other alternative dispute resolution (ADR) tools.
The initiative is part of the Museum's training program, which aims to serve as a tool for knowledge and dialogue between professionals.
Registration is open
Participation is free and reserved for industry professionals, scholars, and professionals interested in regulatory developments and their practical applications.
27.10 | 17:00
HEALTH RISK COVERAGE.
THE STATE OF THE ART AFTER DA 232/2023
MUDA – Insurance Museum is offering an in-depth discussion on the evolution of healthcare insurance coverage, in light of the changes introduced by Implementation Decree 232/2023.
The course will be led by Maurizio Hazan , a leading legal expert in the insurance industry, who will offer a systematic and up-to-date analysis of the regulatory framework, with particular attention to the operational impacts for companies, intermediaries, and healthcare facilities.
Among the topics covered:
The new provisions on health care civil liability
The insurance protection tools provided for by the decree
Distribution models and their impact on the market
The implications for risk governance
The initiative is part of the Museum's training program , aimed at promoting insurance culture as a tool for knowledge and dialogue between professionals, institutions, and citizens.
First edition 2025
07.05
5:00 PM
Digital Operational Resilience Regulation - DORA
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AC Training
Taught by Professor Ziccardi, Professor of Philosophy of Law at the University of Milan, specializing in Legal Informatics.
Agenda :
➢ Where does DORA come from?
➢ The situation of attacks in Italy
➢ What does DORA provide?
➢ DORA in practice
➢ The "practical" indications of the Bank of Italy
➢ Statement of 4 December 2024
Free guided tour of the Museum starting at 4:30 pm.
12.05
5:00 PM
Insurance arbitrator
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AC Training
Held by:
- Professor Candian, full professor of Comparative Private Law since 1999, at the Department of Private Law and History of Law at the University of Milan.
- Valentina Lunesu, attorney at the Candian Law Firm and research fellow in comparative private law at the University of Milan-Bicocca.
Agenda :
➢ Insurance arbitrator: the regulatory stages
➢ The subjects to whom the provision applies
➢ Disputes referred to the arbitrator
➢ Procedure and composition of the insurance arbitration panels
➢ The nature of the arbitral decision
Free guided tour of the Museum starting at 4:30 pm.
26.05
5:00 PM
Catastrophe insurance policies: new developments and implementation aspects
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AC Training
Held by:
- Professor Candian, full professor of Comparative Private Law since 1999, at the Department of Private Law and History of Law at the University of Milan.
- Valentina Lunesu, attorney at the Candian Law Firm and research fellow in comparative private law at the University of Milan-Bicocca.
Agenda :
➢ Where are we with the regulatory process?
➢ Catastrophe policies: subjects, insurable goods, covered catastrophe events and SACE
➢ Obligations of conduct for operators in the sector
➢ Insurance contracts: impacts on policies
Free guided tour of the Museum starting at 4:30 pm.