Presented by RGA
Behavioral science techniques can significantly improve customer understanding of life insurance products and help reverse declining ownership rates, with RGA research offering practical strategies insurers can implement today.
Presented by Milliman
Predictive models in insurance are often built on data influenced by human decisions, structural inequities, and representation bias. Simply removing sensitive attributes does not eliminate bias. Milliman’s paper outlines the legal and business imperatives for fairness in actuarial practices and introduces core concepts of group fairness. It also presents practical bias-mitigation methodologies aimed at reducing legal exposure while maintaining predictive performance.
Presented by EY
The latest EY NextWave Insurance report highlights both the profound forces reshaping the market today and the key capabilities insurers and other firms need to develop, or access through partners, if they are to thrive in the future. It also provides inspiration by highlighting the companies around the world that are pointing the way forward through bold and creative innovations.
IIS Executive Insights Life & Health Expert: Ronald Klein, Founder, Obtutus Advisory GmbH
Largest Life Insurance Market in the World
By: Daisy Ning, Head Life & Health Reinsurance APAC ex. China, Swiss Re
This article was published here: Fostering an inclusive Life & Health insurance landscape in APAC | Swiss Re >
IIS Executive Insights Life & Health Expert: Ronald Klein, Executive Director, BILTIR
The life insurance industry provides protection against the financial consequences of the premature death of a family breadwinner, disability, or outliving one’s retirement assets. But how are life insurance products actually designed and priced?
Timothy Galloway, Regional Head of Liability, Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty SE
Clemens Philippi, Regional Manager, Market Management, AGCS Asia
Garret Gaughan, Head of Property & Casualty Centre of Excellence GB, Willis Towers Watson