Why privacy solutions can come with ethical complications
Consider two tangents. We know that how data is shared raises important privacy
questions. And we know that insurers join…
Duncan Minty
Duncan has been researching and writing about ethics in insurance for over 20 years. As a Chartered Insurance Practitioner, he combines market knowledge with a strong and independent radar on ethics.
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Why insurance executives need to think like a decision architect
2020 will see insurers facing a number of challenges. Some of these will be
ethics related, and some pretty complex.…
Are privacy concerns about to undermine pricing strategies even further?
How much data does an insurer need to collect about its customers in order to
deliver its products and services?…
Why TCF is the wrong path for implementing data ethics
The UK regulator has chosen data ethics as one of its ‘cross sector priorities’
for their current business year. And…
Has genetic testing in insurance claims begun?
You would think that the use of genetic testing in insurance is pretty well
sorted, wouldn’t you? After all,…
The radical new approach to tackling insurance mis-selling
Mis-selling has been a perennial problem for the insurance market. And over the
years, it’s affected all lines of…
Why EIOPA is going about its data ethics principles in the wrong way
Data ethics is an important consideration for a data hungry sector like
insurance. And working to a set of data…
Politicians are burying the loyalty penalty: so what comes next?
While we do not yet know the detail of the UK regulator’s much anticipated
report on retail insurance pricing,…
The Fundamental Challenges that Insurance faces from Data Analytics
In October 2012, in a speech to the Financial Services Forum, I offering this prediction:
“I believe that over the…