Technology

Mandy Luo looks at how technological advances and data collection could help actuaries engage with consumers when it comes to life insurance – especially elusive millennials

Olivia Bridge looks at how migration costs and immigration plans are set to affect actuaries in a post-Brexit UK

Insurers will have to offer personalised policies delivered in real-time if they are to thrive in a ‘post digital’ era, consultancy firm Accenture has warned.

Paloma Valdés examines how artificial intelligence (AI) is boosting value for healthcare companies by aligning the interests of patient and provider

John Taylor, president-elect of the IFoA, reflects on the growth of big data – and why actuaries should be at the heart of it

Predicting healthcare needs and outcomes could radically transform the future of the sector, argues Lisa Balboa

Strong investment in intelligent automation (IA) technology has failed to deliver fast enough returns, with many projects stuck in “pilot mode” as firms struggle to scale.

Nearly six in 10 consumers would share “significant personal information” with their bank and insurer in return for cheaper services and products, a worldwide survey has found.

Financial technology investment more than doubled across the world last year, with the UK and US both enjoying record levels of fundraising.

George Burton asks whether the hype around AI in healthcare is merited and if so, how could it affect the role of future actuaries?