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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
Checking Ethical Culture – Ethical Fading public
Ethical Culture • 3 min read

Checking Ethical Culture – Ethical Fading

Hindsight is a complex thing when it comes to ethics. You may look back at something you’ve done and ask yourself: “what did I think I was doing?” Others may simply never see the ethical question hanging over what they were doing. In this toolkit, we explore what is called ethical fading.…
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Data Ethics • 3 min read

Algorithm Destruction – the Implications for Insurers

A regulatory trend is emerging that could have profound implications for insurers. We’ve seen regulators issue fines for obtaining and using data in ways that fall outside of the rules. Now something much, much more ominous is starting to be used by regulators. It’s called algorithm destruction.…
Duncan Minty
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How Loyalty can be a Force for Good public
• 2 min read

How Loyalty can be a Force for Good

During times of change, it is common for loyalty to be emphasised. Shop with us rather than them. Follow my orders rather than theirs, and so on. Loyalty is a powerful force to call upon, but it can cut both ways. Here’s how to frame it as a force for good.…
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Assessing Ethical Risk - Issue Maturity public
Ethical Risks • 6 min read

Assessing Ethical Risk - Issue Maturity

A thorough assessment of ethical risk will throw up all sorts of things, some of them familiar, some of them new. After identifying your priorities, you then need to address expectations and resources. This toolkit on issue maturity helps you with that.…
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Review: the Wisdom of Crowds public
Ethical Decisions and Dilemmas • 2 min read

Review: the Wisdom of Crowds

How decisions are made is at the heart of ethical culture. Find ways to improve the fairness, honesty and respect of those decisions and your firm’s ethical culture will be all the better for it. James Surowiecki’s book about the Wisdom of Crowds has some good ideas about how to do so.…
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