On January 27th, DVS hosted a panel discussion on how and why corporates connect their existing systems to shared, neutral market infrastructure that enables digital guarantees.
More than 150 participants joined live, representing an experienced audience across corporates, banks, insurers, platforms, and brokers. The discussion brought together organisations that are already operating digital guarantees in live business environments, across different systems, roles, and markets.
A sincere thank you to our panelists for sharing their practical experience:
· Anette Stavem Høgmoen, KONGSBERG
· Mia Hofmeister, PORR Group
· Sara Dahlman, SEB
· Mehdi Abdelmouttalib, Allianz
Despite very different perspectives, a few observations were consistent across the discussion:
· Many organisations have already digitised internal guarantee workflows
· The guarantee instrument itself often remains paper-based creating the greatest friction specially when it comes to delivery, amendments and releases
· Digital guarantees materially improve speed, transparency and control across parties
· Digital guarantees do not require system replacement
The key takeaway from the discussion was that digitising internal processes alone is not sufficient. . Real progress is only achieved when the guarantee itself is digitised and managed through shared, neutral market infrastructure, enabling all parties to interact on a single source of truth rather than optimising internal processes in isolation.
👉 Swipe to read some of the insights shared by the panelists