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The regulatory adjustment effects on Insurers' operativeness and IT systems are one of the hot topics for both Insurers and IT partners. Because of the several digital innovations and the increasing use of technology, they have to deal with the regulatory evolution both in terms of industrial and business point of view. 
In recent years, indeed, the Compliance issue, especially in Italy, has become a top priority that often is managed by dedicated department, not to be considered as a cost, but as an investment that aims to enhance the product’s quality through accuracy, transparency and commitment. 

RGI organizes the “Insurance Compliance and Regulation Observatory” with the aim to create a community of Insurers exchanging specific knowledge in Insurance, technology and regulatory fields, and providing more efficiency to IT and business departments. 
The Observatory is organized in partnership with Cetif Research Center (Centro di Ricerca su Tecnologie, Innovazione e servizi Finanziari – Università Cattolica in Milan). 
Each RGI interactive workshop will deal with the acknowledgment of a new significative regulation, the discussion with the Insurers and the definition of a shared modus operandi for the new regulation among RGI and the Insurers in order to analyze the technical impacts of the new regulation on RGI assets.

Furthermore, a RGI online forum will be used as a support tool where users could access anytime the workshop contents, suggest ideas and interact with each other with thematic posts.

The first Kickoff will be held in Milan, Via San Gregorio 34, the 12th of July.

RGI Next France event took place yesterday at Hotel W Opéra, in the center of Paris, close to the prestigious Opéra Garnier theatre. About 30 insurance professionals, IT Directors and CIOs attended the RGI Matinale that was dedicated to the hot topics of the insurance industry in France.

Emmanuel Mayega, editor-in-chief of Assurance & Banque 2.0 magazine, a well-known journalist in the insurance industry and tech innovations enthusiast, opened the workshop and introduced Patrick Nelva, RGI Country Manager France & Benelux, who gave an overview of RGI. 
After that, Anne Laurence Felissent, former IT Director in AXA Italia, spoke about its personal experience in the projects carried on in Italy by RGI and AXA together. 

Then, Elena Pistone, Corporate Marketing & Strategic Partnerships Director, presented the “Tra-Digital” approach, designed by RGI to support Insurers in the digital transformation thanks to an evolutive roadmap based on innovative omnichannel front ends. 
The event ended with the Tech Show conducted by Gino Rajaofera, RGI France Presales Manager, that showed the real RGI applications and assets.