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Profitable times: What now for UK insurers?
The UK insurance market has turned a corner, but what should insurers do with their newfound profits?
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The reserving actuary: natural vs artificial intelligence (AI)
Why human actuaries still have the upper hand over artificial intelligence (A) when it comes to the nuanced art of reserving in the insurance industry.
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Case Study
Applications of R in insurance: capital modelling
Read our case study to understand how R can be used as both a parameterisation tool and as a component of the internal model.
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FCA business interruption test case: what can we learn?
In this blog we consider the impact of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) test case on business interruption (BI) insurance.
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Covid-19 and predictive models: transitioning to a new normal
Does your business rely on predictive models? If so, this blog will help you understand how you can keep your models relevant and effective during this period of ma…
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Covid-19: a 10-step guide to planning for insurers
For insurance firms heavily impacted by Covid-19, the current year’s business plan needs to be put aside and an entire re-planning exercise take place from the grou…
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Covid-19 and insurance: pricing in a pandemic
What does Covid-19 do to the world of pricing? There are numerous things to consider here and, unsurprisingly, not all are straightforward.
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Covid-19 – 7 steps to treating insurance customers fairly
In this blog, another in our insurance Covid-19 series, we look at the actions that insurers can take now to help customers get through this difficult time and bett…
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Data democratisation: leveraging data to generate value
Insurance companies are collecting more and more data through the proposal process, supplemented with data from public sources or industry databases. However, the e…
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Conduct risk for insurers: what is the right approach?
Conduct risk is one of the more recent risk areas that have appeared in the insurance industry. Consequently, there are a number of things that insurers should thin…