Knowledge Webinar "War Risk Insurance: Protecting Investments & Infrastructure in Ukraine with $50M Coverage"

This webinar provided a detailed overview of the Ukraine War Risk Insurance Facility, explaining how it works, what it covers, and how businesses, investors, and infrastructure projects can secure up to $50M in coverage. Speakers outlined the policy structure, key partners involved – including Lloyd’s of London, McGill and Partners, and ARX – and real-world applications of war risk insurance in Ukraine. Participants also received a detailed brochure with comprehensive information on the facility.

Questions for discussion:

• War Risk Insurance as a Business Safeguard – Protecting assets, investments, and operations in Ukraine
• $50M Coverage: What’s Included & How Claims Work – Key policy terms and customization options
• How FortuneGuard, Lloyd’s, McGill, and ARX Ensure Secure Coverage – Structure and reliability of payouts
• Real-World Use Cases – How corporations and investors apply war risk insurance
• Unlocking Investment & Growth – De-risking projects and attracting capital to Ukraine

Speakers:
	Oleksii Omelianchuk, CEO, FortuneGuard. Oleksii Omelianchuk is the Founder and CEO of FortuneGuard, a Lloyd’s Lab insurtech revolutionizing war risk insurance. An Oxford-educated disruptor, he has successfully built and scaled multiple ventures to market leadership, securing funding from Forbes 100 investors and top VCs. Honored with FinTech awards from PayPal, he combines deep industry expertise with a track record of innovation.
	Hamish Greenwood, Head of Crisis Management, McGill and Partners. Hamish Greenwood is the Head of Crisis Management at McGill and Partners, a specialist insurance and reinsurance broker serving international corporates. With extensive experience in political violence, terrorism, and crisis risk management, Hamish has played a pivotal role in structuring complex insurance solutions for high-risk environments. Prior to McGill and Partners, he held leadership roles at Willis Towers Watson, where he focused on large-scale US terrorism placements, and at RFIB London, specializing in political violence insurance.