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Brokerslink brings together 480 experts from 96 countries in Istanbul to discuss global risks

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The 16th Global Brokerslink Conference in Istanbul, Turkey, hosted 480 professionals from 96 countries between November 4-6, 2026. CEO José Manuel Fonseca emphasized the event's value through diversity of professions, languages, and cultures. The conference featured 15 sessions with 40 speakers covering climate change, health, AI, aviation, and sports, alongside the 8th Risk Managers Forum and an international certification session. Portuguese representatives included André Villas-Boas of FC Porto and Thierry Ligonnière of ANA Aeroportos de Portugal. The event concluded with a panel on football risks, with Alice C. Hill and Markus Leippold also present.

Key points

• The 16th Global Brokerslink Conference in Istanbul, Turkey, hosted 480 professionals from 96 countries between November 4-6, 2026.
• CEO José Manuel Fonseca emphasized the event's value through diversity of professions, languages, and cultures.

Context

Brokerslink is a global network of over 50,000 professionals with presence in 142 markets and over 100 million in premiums since 2004. The 16th edition was hosted by NART, a member since 2009, at the Şirvan Palace Kempinski in Istanbul. The conference concluded with a panel on football risks, with André Villas-Boas of FC Porto and Thierry Ligonnière of ANA Aeroportos de Portugal present.

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Evidence covers only the 16th Global Brokerslink Conference in Istanbul, Turkey, between November 4-6, 2026. No additional background on Brokerslink's history, future plans, or impact beyond the conference details is supplied.

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