LATTICE 26 brings together Brazilian and Latin American infrastructure, energy, and agribusiness operators with the property & casualty insurance market that protects their assets — for three days of underwriting conversations, claims case studies, and risk engineering site visits, in the city where global P&C capacity is priced.
This is LATTICE's first edition with a dedicated focus on Brazil and Latin America. Property damage, business interruption, and catastrophe exposure move across infrastructure, power, and land in the same Brazilian or Latin American portfolio — and the P&C market increasingly prices them together. LATTICE 26 is built around that overlap.
Toll roads, ports, water utilities, and digital infrastructure across Brazil, Mexico, and the Andean region — property, construction all-risks, and business interruption cover for long-duration assets.
Grid modernization, storage, and the transition portfolio in Brazilian and LatAm power markets — operational property risk, machinery breakdown, and the parametric structures covering renewable output.
Brazilian row-crop and livestock operations, agtech platforms, and export supply chains — crop and livestock insurance, weather-indexed cover, and the catastrophe risk that shapes every harvest.
Property & casualty capacity for Brazilian and LatAm risk — how carriers, reinsurers, and brokers are pricing cat exposure, business interruption, and operational risk across all three sectors.
Mornings are plenary. Afternoons split into closed-door sector rooms, with a standing Property & Casualty track running through all three days — this is the public outline.
Informal networking ahead of the opening session.
How flood, drought, and severe convective storm losses are reshaping P&C capacity across infrastructure, energy, and agro.
How international carriers are structuring PD/BI programs for Brazilian toll roads and ports.
A closed-door session for developers and P&C underwriters on interconnection delay exposure.
Structuring index-based triggers for drought and excess rainfall at scale.
Reinsurers and brokers on how the 2024 floods changed cat modeling assumptions for Brazil.
A practitioner session on placing PD/BI cover across multi-site, family-owned operations.
Seated dinner, by invitation.
A moderated outlook across all three sectors and the P&C market backing them.
A closed session for risk carriers and MGAs on emerging loss trends by sector.
Optional half-day visit; limited capacity, advance sign-up required.
Global reinsurers on where fresh capacity is entering the Brazilian and Latin American infrastructure, energy, and agro market.
Departures and follow-on meeting scheduling.
Informal cocktail reception to close out the forum and exchange contacts before departures.
Fictional delegate list, weighted toward Brazilian and Latin American operators and the P&C carriers that cover them — every name below is invented for this concept.
A converted rail-freight terminal on the far West Side, chosen for the same reason the forum exists: it was built as infrastructure, is powered as a grid asset, and sits two blocks from the produce piers that once fed the city.
All sessions are held on-site; site visits depart from the main lobby. Simultaneous interpretation to Portuguese is available in the main plenary hall.
LATTICE 26 is a delegate-capped forum for Brazilian and Latin American infrastructure, energy, and agribusiness — and the P&C insurance market that protects it. Passes are confirmed on review, not on a first-come basis.