In remarks at the 26th ORP International Congress, Argentina Superintendent of Insurance Guillermo Plate emphasized that insurer solvency, effective supervision and technology-led prevention are central to protecting workers. He called for less unnecessary regulation but stronger oversight, reiterating the authority’s focus on insurers’ capacity to meet their obligations and preserve resources for claims. Plate described Argentina’s occupational risk system as combining insurance with prevention, care, rehabilitation and compensation rather than operating solely as an indemnity mechanism. He said insurers should use data and technology to move beyond analyzing past incidents and instead identify, anticipate and prevent workplace risks, with worker protection remaining the system’s central objective.