Personalisation – could it take insurance into a digital winter?
There’s a lot of talk at the moment about insurance undergoing a transformation. Some point to big data, and…
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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Ethical storm ahead – insuring people with experience of mental illness
The sector’s approach to insuring people with experience of mental illness is under scrutiny. It was the lead story…
Destructive demand: Is it happening in insurance underwriting now?
Destructive demand emerges every so often to undermine the reputation of
insurance. In UK motor insurance, it emerged in the…
Is this the most controversial claims innovation of all?
Pushing at boundaries and challenging traditional notions is what innovation is
all about. Rethinking something that people have taken for…
Is big data steering insurance towards a cliff or a superhighway?
It was great to see the panel I was on last week to debate the above question attract a full…
Price optimisation: will insurers face new rules?
The Chartered Insurance Institute has recently published a paper I wrote about the implications of price optimisation for the UK…
The atomisation of insurance
The insurance sector is on the cusp of fundamental change. And at the heart of
that change is the sector’…
Insurance marketing and the dangers of manufactured vulnerability
Marketing is adopting the tools of big data and some of the practices that are
emerging would, if used by…
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…