The radical ways in which time is changing insurance
One of the most significant changes happening in insurance at the moment is around the perspective of time. Insurers are…
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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Insurers must prepare for big changes around genetic testing
We will soon see some significant changes to the way in which the use of genetic
information by UK insurers…
Are loss prevention initiatives just trojan horses for data harvesting ?
A buzz phrase gaining momentum in the insurance market at the moment is ‘ecospheres of prevention’. It’s about using…
Behavioural fairness is a serious risk to the future of insurance
An influential narrative has emerged within insurance in recent years, centred upon the notion of behavioural fairness. It is a…
The ethical storm clouds hanging over insurance claims practices
The biggest ethical exposure facing insurers over the next 24 months will come
from claims practices. They are presenting a…
The three lines of defence model is not working for insurers
Why are there so many ethical challenges being faced by insurers at the moment? Surely insurers shouldn’t have to…
Why discrimination is an enormous ethical challenge for insurance
Insurers are going to be challenged on how they are managing the risk of discrimination across their business. Some insurers…
Has genetic testing in insurance claims begun?
You would think that the use of genetic testing in insurance is pretty well
sorted, wouldn’t you? After all,…
The Fundamental Challenges that Insurance faces from Data Analytics
In October 2012, in a speech to the Financial Services Forum, I offering this prediction:
“I believe that over the…