The Pan-Asia Risk and Insurance Management Association (PARIMA) successfully concluded its Singapore Conference 2026, welcoming nearly 500 attendees from across APAC for two days of learning, dialogue and industry collaboration.
The event also marked the final stop in PARIMA’s 2026 regional calendar under the theme ‘The New Risk Order’, with discussions spanning AI, cyber resilience, climate and property risks, captives, workforce resilience, parametric solutions, data centres and other emerging risks.
“As we conclude our final PARIMA Conference of the year in Singapore, it has been encouraging to see our risk community come together to exchange perspectives on the challenges facing organisations today,” said PARIMA President Annacel Natividad.
“I hope the discussions and connections built throughout the year will continue to strengthen our community and inspire risk professionals to navigate uncertainty with confidence and resilience.”
Next-Gen Risk Takers Grand Finals also concluded in Singapore
PARIMA also successfully concluded the inaugural Next-Gen Risk Takers Grand Finals 2026 in Singapore, with Ms Yang Bingjie (Beijing stop winner) emerging as the 2026 Grand Winner.
The Grand Finals marked the culmination of this year’s Next-Gen Risk Takers Challenge, bringing together six regional winners from Hong Kong, Taipei, Manila, Mumbai, Penang and Beijing.
The inaugural Grand Finals represented an important milestone for the Next-Gen Risk Takers Challenge, bringing together emerging professionals from across Asia and providing a regional platform to showcase their capabilities, exchange perspectives and develop their professional confidence.
“The Next-Gen Risk Takers Challenge reflects PARIMA’s commitment to nurturing the next generation of risk leaders. The finalists demonstrated not only fresh perspectives and innovative thinking, but also the courage to challenge conventional approaches to risk management,” said Ms Natividad.
“Their ideas remind us that the future of our profession will be shaped by those who can connect risks, think differently and turn uncertainty into opportunities for their organisations. We look forward to seeing these emerging leaders make their mark on the risk community across Asia.”