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…
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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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…
Why that magic element of big data could be fatal for insurers
Earlier this year, I wrote a post
[https://www.ethicsandinsurance.info/2015/01/28/data-equality-insurance/] called
‘Data, Equality and Insurance’…
How good are you at ethics? Are you sure? Is it enough?
Insurance is full of good people. Yet when you add up the cumulative impact of
all those occasions when policies…
A radical change in insurance regulation is underway
The Chartered Insurance Institute has recently published a paper by me, entitled ‘The Digital Panopticon and the New Power of…
Vulnerable consumers and price optimisation: a reputation wrecker?
Vulnerable consumers have been in the spotlight recently, following some
research papers [http://www.fca.org.uk/news/occasional-paper-no-8] issued…
Big data: has the Financial Ombudsman missed something significant?
The Financial Ombudsman Service
[http://www.financial-ombudsman.org.uk/default.htm] (FOS) has been weighing up
the implications that big…
Data, Equality and Insurance: a small survey
The insurance market is entering a new phase, in which underwriting and claims practices are being transformed through access to…