How DataScience is transforming
FinTech & InsurTech
Nele Coghe
Manager di-Academy
A ray of hope…
Investments in big data
and digital transformation
Evolution in actuarial sciences
18th Century
William Morgan
Life tables
mid 20th Century
Computers
Now
Big Data
Connected devices
Telematics Connected home Wearables
Social Network Analysis
• Churn
• Fraud detection
Unstructured data
• Automatic categorization of e-mails
• Detection of fraudulent claims
Image recognition
The end of the PIN code is near…
di-Academy
11
• Data Scientists are hard to find
• First data science bootcamp
• Technical trainings for data scientists
• Executive trainings for managers
• More info: https://di-Academy.com

InsurTech - How DataScience is transforming FinTech & InsurTech by Nele Coghe - FinTech Belgium Summit 2016

Editor's Notes

  • #3 We’ve been overwhelmed with bad news the past weeks Hundreds of redundancies have been announced in the banking and insurance sector
  • #6 However, there is also another, positive, side to the coin All affected companies announced that they would invest in big data and digital transformation
  • #7 Traditionally, the insurance industry has been slow to change.  The actuarial sciences were founded in the 18th century by William Morgan and was focused on the analysis of mortality and life tables. The introduction and development of the computer has revolutionized the actuarial profession as it improved the modeling and forecasting ability of the actuary. Ever since, the business model of insurance has not seen any significant change until now, with the introduction of big data.
  • #8 Big data is offering a wide range of opportunities to the sector