The Argentina Superintendency of Insurance reported that Superintendent Guillermo Plate took part in the 21st Entre Ríos Industry Day and, in a panel on pending labour modernisation reforms, argued for further changes to increase predictability and efficiency in the market as Argentina’s productive transformation advances. Plate linked insurers’ and industry’s ability to operate efficiently to economic stability and fiscal discipline, highlighting monetary and exchange-rate discipline and tax cuts as necessary conditions for growth. He also framed the Superintendency’s role as extending beyond sector supervision, committing to a reliable insurance system with adequate capital and coverage that supports productive development, and underscoring insurers’ function as institutional investors and a channel for savings, credit and investment that can help drive employment and industrial investment.