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Duncan Minty

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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Duncan Minty
Suspicious Thinking and Insurance Counter Fraud public
Counter Fraud • 5 min read

Suspicious Thinking and Insurance Counter Fraud

Insurers are on the lookout for suspicious things all the time. It helps ensure that consumers pay a fair premium. Yet how insurers go about this is hugely important. How is suspicion judged? How does this affect products and services?  I explore the ethical side of how the sector handles suspicion.…
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The Keystone for Delivering Effective Data Ethics public
Data Ethics • 5 min read

The Keystone for Delivering Effective Data Ethics

Data ethics has lots of dimensions. You may be tempted to think that expertise in each of those dimensions will reap the results being sought. Only to a degree though. Running through all of them is an issue that is age old to insurance. If you don’t get this one right, all others will be suffer.…
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The Tectonic Plates of Insurance Have Just Moved public
Discrimination • 3 min read

The Tectonic Plates of Insurance Have Just Moved

A US federal court has ruled on a long standing and hugely important case for property insurers. It pushed back insurers’ treasured ‘right to underwrite’ and the status of ‘objective actuarial data’. As I predicted 2 years ago, the tectonic plates for what is fair in insurance have just been moved.…
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There Will Be More Than One Future to Insurance public
Personalisation • 4 min read

There Will Be More Than One Future to Insurance

A lot of thinking about the future of insurance is premised upon the notion that personalisation is that future. Yet the future of insurance is so important, it’s vital not to just assume that this is the only way forward. I look at other ways in which it is likely to be envisioned.…
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Why Secondary Data Could Turn Toxic for Insurers public
Discrimination • 4 min read

Why Secondary Data Could Turn Toxic for Insurers

Digital innovations are helping the sector break new ground in how policies are underwritten. The problem is that some practices could be landing insurers outside of the law. This is not bias in data or analytics. This is ill advised decisions around the strategic use of secondary data.…
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How Rules Reflect the Ethical Concerns of Consumers public
Regulation • 5 min read

How Rules Reflect the Ethical Concerns of Consumers

It’s common to hear people in the insurance sector talk about ‘rules, rules and more rules’. The EU AI Act is a typical development that can drive this sentiment. And rules they may be, but they are also more than that. Ethics allows you to recognise and unpick their different layers of meaning.…
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