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Tomorrow’s World: Pricing Practices

With data capabilities, artificial intelligence and real-time analytics continuing to evolve, the latest episode of Insurance Post’s Tomorrow’s World series explores the growing pressure insurers face to make pricing more sophisticated, transparent, and fair.

From the rising importance of scenario testing to increasing regulatory expectations around fairness and explainability, the following industry leaders outline what insurers must do to stay competitive and compliant:

  • Marc Lewis, underwriting director for the UK at Ecclesiastical.
  • Pat Brice, distribution director of CFC.
  • Nick Kitchen, strategic portfolio director of Axa.
  • Paul Jewell, CEO of Bridgehaven.

Watch now to discover how the future of insurance pricing is being shaped.

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