Yes, the ECCL is easily accessible by tram and bus. Public car parks are also available right next to the conference centre, in particular the “Trois Glands” and “Place de l’Europe” car parks.
November 30, 2026
ACA
Insurance Day
Since 2013, the ACA Insurance Days has been "the must-attend insurance event in Luxembourg". Over the years, our audience has grown and we are now delighted to welcome more than 1,000 financial sector professionals to discuss topics as pressing as they are varied, showcasing the expertise of insurers and reinsurers.
Each edition of the ACA Insurance Day is a special opportunity for insurance professionals to come together, keep up with the latest trends and share views on common challenges, while strengthening our community.
For this 2026 edition, we are offering an afternoon of shared perspectives and expertise between several leading figures in the insurance industry, punctuated by networking moments to bring our ecosystem together. The conference will open with a plenary session, after which you will be invited to choose between one of the 2 breakout sessions on offer.
A guichet fermé, cet évènement prestigieux est l’opportunité pour nos membres et invités de se retrouver et de faire perdurer les échanges.
The day will feature 2 highlights. The afternoon will begin with a plenary session open to all, followed by your choice of 2 panel discussions, where industry experts and leading figures will share their views and experiences to explore key sector topics in greater depth.
Following these discussions, the prestigious ACAdemic Session will welcome you from 6:00 pm, with addresses by a Keynote Speaker and the Minister of Finance. The evening will conclude with a walking dinner, creating a valuable opportunity to meet members of our community and continue the conversation.
Insurers and reinsurers established under Luxembourg law hold investments of more than EUR 300 billion, placing them among Europe's leading long-term institutional investors. As the Savings and Investments Union sets out to channel private savings towards the productive economy, as the review of Solvency II explicitly aims to strengthen insurers' long-term investment capacity, and as the debate on the future of pensions intensifies in Luxembourg and across Europe, the role of insurers and reinsurers as investors and key players in financing the climate and digital transition, infrastructure and growth is becoming both an economic and a societal issue.
Autonomous driving, connected mobility, climate volatility, longevity and cyber are reshaping the risk landscape, opening entirely new insurable fields while testing the limits of insurability. To cover them, insurers must turn data into decisions they can defend: models that are explainable, auditable and governed before regulators and boards. This panel explores where modern life creates new risks and new tools alike, and how trusted AI, from data infrastructure to model governance, lets the industry price, prevent and cover risks that barely existed a decade ago, with concrete examples from mobility, climate-exposed property and cyber.
The coming decades will see an unprecedented transfer of wealth to a younger generation that is digital, mobile and looking for meaning. Their expectations are challenging the Luxembourg life insurance contract as it has developed over the past thirty years and call for a new approach to wealth planning, without abandoning what lies at the heart of the model: cross-border life insurance. This panel sets the traditional model against the expectations of the new generation and the players who embody them.
The Ethical Hacker, Cyber security expert
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Registration codes will be sent by email on 08/10/2026.
equests to purchase additional places can only be made through the system from 08/10/2026 onwards.
Each company has its own dedicated personal area for managing its registrations. The corresponding administration link was sent to you in the email containing your registration code, together with the necessary instructions.
From this area, you can submit your request by clicking the “” button.

The ACA is delighted with the great success of the event.
Each ACA member is allocated a set number of places. Depending on registrations and venue capacity, we do our best to accommodate as many participants as possible.
Requests are therefore placed on a waiting list and fulfilled as they come in, subject to availability.
Tickets are reserved exclusively for ACA members. A registration code, with a limited number of places, is sent to the contact person at each member company to manage participant registrations.
The free places made available to members are day tickets, valid for the entire event (Conferences + ACAdemic Session).
They are personal and cannot be split between several participants.
However, our members are welcome to purchase additional specific places for:
Subject to availability, these options can be selected by following the instructions in the invitation email or by contacting us directly at the following address: aca@aca.lu.
No, a ticket is valid for one person only, for the entire day.
The event takes place at the European Convention Center Luxembourg (ECCL), located at 4 Place de l’Europe, L-1499 Luxembourg-Kirchberg.
QR codes are sent to the email address used at the time of registration. The QR code is available in that email, and you can also add it to your Apple Wallet app. If you can’t find the email, please check your junk mail folder. If you need any help, please contact us by here
Yes, each company has its own dedicated personal area for managing its registrations. This administration link was sent in the email containing the registration code, together with the necessary instructions.
From this area, the company can:
In addition, each participant also receives a personal link in their confirmation email, allowing them to change their own registration directly.
The conferences will be recorded and made available in the weeks following the event.
Sponsorship is open to all ACA associate members. If you are a member, you can contact us at aca@aca.lu before 10/09/2026.
For any information about your stand, please contact Sarah Lentini at sarah.lentini@aca.lu.
The event is reserved exclusively for ACA members and guests.
To find out how many places are available, take the code that was sent to you and go to the registration website: https://inscription.acaid.lu/. Once you have entered your code, you will see the number of places remaining. If the message “Quota Reached” appears, this means all the places allocated to you have already been used.

Yes, any attendance at the event, even partial, requires prior registration for organisational, security and logistical reasons.
Yes, simultaneous interpretation will be provided during the conferences.
We work with a dedicated mobile solution: each participant will need to bring their own earphones.
Instructions on how to access the interpretation service will be provided on site.
Please check that you are using the full link as received in the email. If the problem persists, please contact us at aca@aca.lu.
Yes, the ECCL is easily accessible by tram and bus. Public car parks are also available right next to the conference centre, in particular the “Trois Glands” and “Place de l’Europe” car parks.