• Data opportunities in Specialty Insurance Part 1. Introduction

    An introduction to a series discussing Specialty Insurance analyticsgoes here

  • Data opportunities in Specialty Insurance Part 2. Risk should always equal Appetite

    Part 2. Risk should always equal appetite, wherever and however we look

  • Data opportunities in Specialty Insurance Part 3. Risk does not equal appetite

    Risk should equal appetite, but if we care to look, we find it otherwise

  • How to justify more Analysts in Specialty Insurance – the value of explicit targets

    There is so much profitable low hanging fruit for risk analytics that a simple dollar centric measure can help focus the allocation of resources to harvesting the fruit.

  • Protected classes and analytics in Specialty Insurance

    Analysing Risk with new methods will force Insurers to be more proactive in finding inevitable pockets of discrimination.

  • Analyzing relationships between risk factors

    The 2020 article in Annals of Actuarial Science ‘Home and Motor insurance joined at a household level using multivariate credibility’ shows how realtionships between factors are not revealed by the usual analyses.

  • Better risk modelling with neural networks

    The application of neural network-based models for conditional quantile estimation in non-life insurance can significantly impact profitability by providing better risk assessment and premium pricing strategies. By leveraging neural network-based models, insurers can enhance their risk assessment and premium pricing, leading to better differentiation between good and bad risks.