Colloque / Séminaire

Abstract 

SCOR is investing in Behavioural Science recognising the need to understand our customers in a changing environment where interactions are becoming more frequent. We have identified opportunities to apply Behavioural Economics to improve our understanding of customers at all points of the insurance journey for our clients all over the world selling life and health insurance. We are reaching out for academic support to develop experimental procedures to test some of these applications. In this session we will present four experiment ideas that we have developed based on questions we have about behaviour related to Insurance business.

Biographies

Aisling Bradfield works in SCOR’s Dublin office as Head of Behavioural Science.  Aisling is a Fellow of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries in the UK, having qualified as an actuary in 2014. Aisling has worked with SCOR for 9years, starting in Reinsurance Pricing and progressing to a role in Policyholder Behaviour. She has completed several lapse analysis projects and in 2019 has been tasked with expanding the reach of behavioural studies to other areas of the business. Aisling completed a Behavioural Economics course at the London School of Economics in June 2019.

Bruno Latourrette, a French citizen, is a graduate of the Ecole Polytechnique and the Ecole Nationale de la Statistique et de l’Administration Economique (ENSAE) and holds a Master of Science in Economics from the London School of Economics. Bruno Latourrette began his career at SCOR Global Life in 1996, in charge of actuarial studies. He was subsequently Chief Actuary at SCOR's Dallas subsidiary between 2001 and 2004, before becoming Senior Actuary at the Paris office in 2004. He was appointed Head of Legal & General's Actuarial Department in France in 2005, before becoming Chief Actuary of SCOR Global Life in April 2008, then Head of Actuarial & Risk in December 2014 and since November 2017, Chief Knowledge Officer. Bruno Latourrette is a member of the French and American Societies of Actuaries.