The dangers of unintentional discrimination
There’s concern that insurers’ use of big data will result in some sectors of society suffering discrimination. Data mining…
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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Medical records and consent: a time for change
The UK data regulator’s recent warning to UK insurers to keep within the law
when seeking access to a…
Four signs that senior people at your firm are struggling with ethics
Delivering an ethical ‘tone from the top’ can be a challenge at times for some
business leaders. The UK’s…
Privacy – how to challenge four common myths
There are a growing number of roundtables and conferences about insurance and
big data at the moment. And at some…
Ethics survey reveals a lot about the insurance profession
What do insurance professionals think about the ethics of their sector? A recent
survey
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The most powerful ethics measure of them all
Management information about ethics does exist in the insurance market, but it’s patchy at best. It tends to focus…
How to get real value from ethical dilemmas
Many insurance firms have corporate values, promoted to staff and consumers to
give insight into ‘who we are’ and ‘how…
Insurance, Fairness and the work of Marie Curie
There’s a view becoming established in the UK insurance market that it’s only
fair that premiums should become…
How objective is the data your firm uses to make decisions?
An insurer told me recently that the only reason for a huge increase in a
renewal premium was because of…