Big Data on Personal Insurances – AGERS Biomedicine Forum

 

AGERS celebrates its forum about Big Data, all the data that internet users leave on the web

AGERS - Asociación Española de Gerencia de Riesgos y SegurosMadrid, 4th Dec – AGERS.- The Spanish Risk Management and Insurance Association (AGERS) celebrated today its Biomedicine Forum “Big Data on Personal Insurances”, about all the data that internet users have on the web and the effect that this fact is provoking in the personal insurance sector.

AGERS event, that started at 9.30 in the morning and finished at 11.30 at CEOE headquarters, began with the intervention of Mr. José Miguel Rodríguez Pardo, teacher in Carlos III University and member of the Biomedicine Comission in AGERS, and was moderated by Mr. Fernando Ariza, Head of the Solvency area in Mutualidad de la Abogacía.

The celebration of this day included the presence of different Companies and professionals from this sector: Mrs. Clara Gómez who gave the vision of the health insurer SANITAS, Mr. Enrique Zavala who gave the vision of the consulting firm Deloitte and Mr. Álvaro Díez who gave the technological vision represented by INDRA.

Mr. Francisco García who gave the vision of the Re-insurer Gen Re, and Mr. Celedonio Villamayor, with the vision of the Consorcio de Compensación de Seguros, also shared their knowledge with the assistants.

This forum served as a common place about the Big Data, or the data that internet users leave while they are online, and the changes that those data are introducing in the sector of personal insurances.

As the speakers highlighted, Big Data can be considered an opportunity if the information is used as a tool for advanced predictive models as pricing, reserving, risk selection, analysis of profiles, internal models under Solvency II and others that will provoke a bigger knowledge and better management of the risk assumed.

This event could be seen via video streaming on RED CUMES webpage who, in collaboration with AGERS, were in charge of transmitting this journey.

For more information, visit the Big Data, Biomedicine AGERS Forum webpage

About AGERS: 

AGERS is a non-profit organization founded in April 1984 in order to promote, research and develop Risk  Management in Spain. Among its over 200 associates are prestigious Companies and their Risk Managers, Brokers and Insurance Companies as well as the most important Consultants and Analysis and Valuation Companies operating in Spain. AGERS is a member of FERMA (Federation of European Risk Managers Associations) IFRIMA (International Federation of Risk and Insurance Management) and ALARYS (Latin American Association of Insurance and Risk).

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