Capgemini to Present World Insurance Report at Media Roundtable on Tuesday, January 23.

Noted insurance industry experts to discuss why insurers have become vulnerable to losing satisfied customers and other key trends impacting the global insurance industry

Capgemini:

WHAT:     Breakfast roundtable at which Capgemini will release key
          findings from the inaugural World Insurance Report, a
          comprehensive study of the trends and issues impacting the
          global insurance industry based on interviews with thousands
          of insurance consumers, distributors and executives from
          across the United Kingdom, the United States and Europe.

WHEN:     8:30 a.m., Tuesday, January 23, 2007

WHERE:    Harvard Club, 35 West 44th Street (5th and 6th Ave),
          New York City

WHO:      John Mullen             Joseph J. Annotti
          Vice President          Sr. Vice President of Public Affairs
          Capgemini Insurance     Property Casualty Insurers
                                  Association of America

WHY:      The Capgemini World Insurance Report, created in conjunction
          with The European Financial Management and Marketing
          Association (EFMA), finds the global insurance industry
          facing an unprecedented level of change and challenges.
          During the roundtable, John and Joseph will address such
          issues as:

             -- Customer satisfaction doesn't mean customer loyalty

             -- Internet creating opportunities and pitfalls

             -- Price not always the deal breaker

             -- Insurers playing the quiet game


RSVP:     Marie DiFrancesco / Cecilia Coakley
          GCI Group
          212-537-8101 / 8006
          [e-mail] / [e-mail]

          Capgemini Media Relations
          Michael McNamara
          212-314-8281 or [e-mail]

NOTES: Capgemini and EFMA's World Insurance Report explores how insurers can achieve sustainable growth in an increasingly competitive marketplace. It examines how insurers are building and utilizing customer intelligence, and leveraging their distribution networks, to hone pricing and product strategies, identify, acquire and retain high-value customers, and attain business goals profitably even in mature markets. Readers will learn how, with the help of technology, insurers are developing true relationships with customers and distributors, and creating a differentiated proposition to the benefit of all stakeholders. Based on comprehensive research, including 10,000 customer surveys and in-depth interviews with 350 distributors and 50 insurance executives, the World Insurance Report draws from data covering seven key insurance markets: the United States, the U.K., France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and Spain.