From 21 to 24 October, another international highlight for actuaries happened – this time it was in Singapore.
The 22nd Asian Actuarial Conference took place at Resorts World Sentosa, Singapore, and during this large Asian gathering participants awaited three days of program under the theme “Crazy Responsive Actuaries – Taking Action to Secure the Future”.
Find all information on the conference here: www.aacsg2019.org
As the official Platform Partner of AAC 2019, actuview is happy to being able to record the presentation for the platform´s community:
There is a rapidly developing environment with respect to the use of Big Data and Data Analytics in the Asia-Pacific region. Insurers and regulators in the region have an awareness of and appreciation for the potential benefits of Big Data and Data Analyt
All AAC 2019 recordings can be found here. From 21 to 24 October, another international highlight for actuaries in 2019 took place – this time it´s in Singapore. The 22nd Asian Actuarial Conference featured three days of program under the them
by Nick van der Nest (Munich Re)
by Hassan Scott Odierno (Actuarial Partners Consulting)
This paper will discuss the difficulty of motor extended warranty rate-making and review existing approaches to tackle current difficulties. It will also compare the prediction accuracy of GLM, SVM, and deep learning methods using data from Korea and Chin
Panelists: Anusha Thavarajah (Allianz), Azim Mithani (Singapore Life), Charles Hung (Blue (Aviva Life)), Ofir Shalev (GoJek) Moderator: Tan Suee Chieh, IFoA
When a team culture feels right then the team will naturally perform optimally. We will explore what a company, team manager and team member can do to create a high performing team culture. Be the change you want to see. The environment we create is a ref
How can actuaries leverage human-centric design to create new products and services that are relevant to the customer? Learn the design-thinking framework and see how it can be applied to insurance.
This paper will examine improving decision making in insurance risk underwriting. A key component of insurance risk underwriting decisions is qualitative judgement, in addition to quantitative analytical modelling. In the training of actuaries, great stri
5:00Tony Cheng, FIAA, Executive Vice President, Head of Asia RGA, welcomes the participants at AAC 2019 in Singapore.
The insurance markets in the Asian countries will have a significant contribution to the global market growth in the coming years. Developing countries such as China, India and Indonesia are expected to experience strong growth due to higher demand for in
Actuaries are increasingly identifying themselves as working in “data”. Actuaries have analytical and business knowledge skills as well as ethical and professional standards that are valuable in this field.Andy will provide a few case studies
There is a rapidly developing environment with respect to the use of Big Data and Data Analytics in the Asia-Pacific region. Insurers and regulators in the region have an awareness of and appreciation for the potential benefits of Big Data and Data Analyt
Other economic sectors such as healthcare are fast developing to incorporate artificial intelligence and advanced analytics as an aid to (augment) medical professionals. The question of how AI will be incorporated across the insurance chain and actuarial
Large commercial risk portfolios present unique challenges to the pricing actuary – heterogeneity, for instance, in the nature of risks, the coverage structures, and participation shares among other things. This presentation will provide a comprehen
Design for flood resiliency to transcend current flood analysis approaches which are conducted in siloed, non-repeatable and non-integrated manner, and not integrated with real-time inputs or natural events.
Today’s cyber landscape is radically different from the past. Advanced threats are stealthy and lethal. They are difficult to detect. Unfortunately, cyber protection technologies continue to progress in a detection-oriented framework. It is therefor
by Dr. Frank Ashe
Australian financial institutions have been criticised for failing to meet public expectations. However, this is not just a domestic issue. Many modern Institutions do not seem to be effectively managing the risks that come from swiftly changing social at
Dynamic economies, regulatory shifts and digitalisation – all pose new challenges for insurers. How can a reserving actuary today leverage insights from the multiple valuations to help stakeholders make better decisions?
The Belt and Road initiative is perhaps both the most significant and least well understood foreign policy initiative of the 21st century. This talk will explore the logic behind the BRI and its expanding scope — now encompassing more than half the
Covering background & history of VHIS driven by HK Government, launched 1 Apr 19, details of the scheme, risk management and issues surrounding the scheme, early learning, and a comparison between government driven schemes from HK, China & Singapo
Managing health disability claims means constantly triaging cases, deciding which cases currently need attention and who should be working on which cases and when. In this talk, PartnerRe will show how use of advanced analytical techniques helps claims te
by Alain Peddle (Ping An Health)
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by Colin Priest (DataRobot)
by Nicolette Rubinzstein (Actuaries Institute Australia)
Shaun will discuss actuarial models for quantifying cyber risks for organisations, with some case examples. Shaun also will discuss cyber risk propagation along the supply chain and implications for cyber insurance.