Do the parts always add up? Privacy and Aggregation pt1
This is the first post in a short series about those dimensions of privacy that
the insurance sector should pay…
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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Should your premiums help fund your neighbours accidents?
Motor insurers have recently been criticised
[http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/cars/article-2222085/Why-poor-pay-rich-car-cover.html]
for allowing policyholders’ premiums…
Insurance and the Privacy Controversy
In a recent speech to marketing professionals at an event about privacy
organised by the Financial Services Forum [http://www.…
Seven points that determine the fairness of flood insurance
The current debate about the future of flood insurance brings together seven
points that nicely crystallise around what is widely…
Flood, fairness and risk assessment – pt3
In the third of this series of posts about ethical issues associated with the
future provision of flood insurance in…
Flood, affordability and fairness – pt2
In this second of a short series of posts
[https://www.ethicsandinsurance.info/2012/09/20/deliver-promise-affordability-flood/]
about ethical issues…
Social media and insurance – the rise of Anecdotal Underwriting?
Insurers are becoming excited about the underwriting insights that could be found in the social media accounts of their policyholders.…
Can you ever get enough risk data from Telematics?
Risks are tricky things to get to grips with. How you identify them, analyse
them and then draw conclusions from…
To thrive, telematics has to address consent
The debate around telematics continues to recognise that privacy of data is an
issue, but still stops short of addressing…