This paper reviews the opportunities for using technology in insurance regulation (regtech) and supervision (suptech). It is supported by insights from a series of focus groups with UK insurance industry practitioners conducted in the summer of 2021. Insurance firms have…
As insurance becomes increasingly digital, the issues of AI adoption become increasingly sector-wide. In October 2020, we published our first white paper exploring the role of start-ups in the insurance knowledge space. In this article, we provide a brief overview…
Why is trust important? Trust is necessary whenever there is risk. This means it is more important in some contexts than others. While trust has been researched for many decades, it became a more prominent concern with the introduction and…
On Tuesday 26th May (10:30-11:15), Alistair Milne will be giving a virtual presentation on his research into disaster risk finance, and his ideas around insuring for pandemics. This webinar is open to all, and can be accessed here. Webinar abstract:…
Alistair Milne, in a recent article in The Conversation, recommends an insurance based allocation of relief to protect businesses, non-profits and the self-employed from the impact of the current pandemic. He has a supporting technical analysis on SSRN, which examines…
A well-known professor was presenting new improved automated vehicles including cars and motorbikes. Each statement he made about advances in effectiveness and safety were supported by detailed diagrams and algorithms. It was all very clear, and the audience of mostly…
Willis Towers Watson have recently interviewed one of our Principle Investigators, Alistair Milne, as part of their spotlight magazine series. You can see Alistair's interview below: You can see the full article here:
Loughborough University and the Willis Research Network (WRN) presented a range of perspectives on the business application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its role in the ongoing digital transformation of the insurance industry. We introduced a mix of top university researchers…