General Features

Jonathan Camfield looks at the planned RPI reforms’ potential implications for bond markets, pension schemes and actuarial work

Tim Harris and Jacob Wilcock describe how data science is helping the UK’s Department for International Development tackle global development challenges

Siobhan Lough and Richard Purcell look at the needs of renters, and how the insurance industry can serve them better

Francesca Perla, Ronald Richman, Salvatore Scognamiglio and Mario Wüthrich investigate time series forecasting of mortality using neural networks and deep learning techniques

Niel Daniels shares the E-cigarettes Working Party’s work on the risk profile of e-cigarette users, and how the insurance industry could respond

Alex Fraser considers how banks can be of more service to their customers

Stephen Carlin, Dan Pringle and Thomas Kernreiter consider how data science could improve life insurance repricing optimisation outcomes for customers

In these extraordinary times, banks must delicately balance their financial risks while complying with elaborate regulations and continuing to maximise profits, say Unnati Shah and Vedant Bang

Ed Plowman examines insurtech’s development, and where it could go from here

Sen Hu and Adrian O’Hagan investigate how cluster analysis with copulas can improve insurance claims forecasting