Course Contents

    1. 1. Data Science & Actuaries: A Practical Overview Webinar (Ref 1.1)

    2. 2. Beyond theoretical data science: application to actuarial work: lapse analysis (Ref 1.2)

    3. 3. Automation examples using off the shelf software (Ref 1.3)

    4. 4. Insurtech and Actuarial & Finance Functions - what do we need to know? (Ref 1.4)

    5. 5. The Actuary in a World of Data and Technology Video(Ref 1.5)

    6. 6. Insurtech: application of image, video and audio technology innovations (Ref 1.6)

    7. 7. Practical Application of Machine Learning within Actuarial Work (Ref 1.7)

    8. 8. ADS Actuarial Data Science An initiative of the Swiss Association of Actuaries (Ref 1.8)

    9. 9. Insurance Data Science.Org Conference References (Ref 1.9)

    10. 10. Practical Data Science for Actuarial Tasks (Ref 1.10)

    11. 11. Milliman Data Science Survey Report (Ref 1.11)

    12. 12. An article on The Use of Predictive Analytics in the Canadian Life Insurance Industry (Ref 1.12 )

    13. 13. Southampton Data Science Academy (SDSA) and Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) Certificate in Data Science Candidate information pack and policies (Ref 1.13)

    14. 14. IFoA Data Science in Insurance - Some introductory case studies (Ref. 1.14)

    15. 15. A report on Machine learning in UK financial services by Bank of England (Ref 1.15)

    16. 16. Cambridge CORE article - What data science means for the future of the actuarial profession: Abstract of the London Discussion (Ref 1.16)

    17. 17. Thematic Review Report General insurance: involvement of actuaries in pricing for UK home and motor insurance (Ref 1.17)

    18. 18. Beyond Theoretical Data Science: A Benchmarking of Actuarial Departments

    19. 19. The Impact of the 4th Industrial Revolution on the Role of the Actuary- Webinar

    1. 1. Machine Learning Application for Non Life Pricing and Profitability Analysis (Ref 2.1)

    2. 2. Are we in the era of actuarial data science modelling? (Ref 2.2)

    3. 3. Titanic : Who do you think survived Analysis (Ref 2.3)

    4. 4. Singapore Actuarial Society Data Analytics Committee Information and Resources (Ref 2.4)

    5. 5. Predicting the probability of a Severe bodily injury in a Car accident in Tel Aviv (Ref 2.5)

    6. 6. Cran R Project - Package ‘insuranceData’ February 20, 2015 (Ref 2.6)

    7. 7. Digitalising the actuarial operating model: the future of work is here: Webinar (Ref 2.7)

    8. 8. Data wrangling, exploration, and analysis with R (Ref 2.8)

    9. 9. A selection of ABI statistical publications (Ref. 2.9)

    10. 10. Data Gov UK - Road Safety Data, Published by: Department for Transport (Ref 2.10)

    11. 11. Beyond theoretical data science: Application to actuarial work: lapse analysis (Ref 2.11)

    12. 12. The Actuary in a World of Data and Technology Video (Ref 2.12)

    13. 13. Insurtech: application of image, video and audio technology innovations (Ref 2.13)

    14. 14. ADS Actuarial Data Science An initiative of the Swiss Association of Actuaries (Ref 2.14)

    15. 15. IFoA Data Science in Insurance - Some Introductory Case Studies (Ref 2.15)

    16. 16. 'HDTweedie' package - Motor Insurance Dataset (Ref 2.16)

    1. 1. Contingencies Article - Model Behavior—Applications of Artificial Intelligence in Actuarial Science (Ref 3.1)

    2. 2. AI and Automation Working Party – Short Term Output by AI and Automation Working Party (Ref 3.2)

    3. 3. The Evolving Role of the Actuary (a South African Perspective) (Ref 3.3)

    4. 4. Abstract on Synthetic Data and Artificial Neural Networks for Insurance Loss Reserving (Ref 3.4)

    5. 5. Methodology to train neural networks to perform non-life reserving projections from triangulated loss data (Ref 3.5)

    6. 6. The power of computational notebooks: introducing Jupyter Webinar (Ref 3.6)

    7. 7. Machine Learning Plus - Logistic Regression – A Complete Tutorial With Examples in R (Ref 3.7)

    8. 8. Introduction to Statistical Learning by James, Witten, Hastie and Tibshirani (Ref 3.8)

    9. 9. The Actuary and IBNR Techniques: A Machine Learning Approach (Ref 3.9)

    10. 10. Machine Learning Cheat Sheet (Ref 3.10)

    11. 11. Insurance risk pricing with XGBoost (Ref 3.11)

    12. 12. Time Series Forecasting using LSTM Neural Networks in Python (Ref 3.12)

    13. 13. Mind the Gap - Safely Incorporating Deep Learning Models into the Actuarial Toolkit by Ronald Richman (Ref 3.13)

    14. 14. IFoA Non-life Machine Learning Resources (Ref 3.14)

    15. 15. Kaggle Competition – Modelling of claims costs (Ref 3.15)

    16. 16. Proxy Modelling using Machine Learning: LSMC case study (Ref 3.16)

    17. 17. Are we in the era of actuarial data science modelling? (Ref 3.17)

    18. 18. Machine Learning Application for Non Life Pricing and Profitability Analysis (Ref 3.18)

    19. 19. Beyond theoretical data science: application to actuarial work: lapse analysis (Ref 3.19)

    20. 20. Machine learning in Reserving Working Party - UK survey findings (Ref 3.20)

    21. 21. ADS Actuarial Data Science An initiative of the Swiss Association of Actuaries (Ref 3.21)

    22. 22. Predicting the probability of a Severe bodily injury in a Car accident in Tel Aviv (Ref 3.22)

    23. 23. IFoA Data Science in Insurance - Some introductory case studies (Ref 3.23)

    24. 24. GAMs, GLMs and GBMs in insurance pricing (Ref 3.24)

    25. 25. IFOA: General Insurance Machine Learning in Reserving working party (Ref 3.25)

    26. 26. HDtweedie: The Lasso for the Tweedie's Compound Poisson Model Using an IRLS-BMD Algorithm (Ref 3.26)

    27. 27. Local GLMnet: Interpretable Deep Learning (Ref 3.27)

    28. 28. Road testing: Machine learning and the efficiency of fraud detection

    1. 1. Blog Post - Data Visualisation (OK, boomer!) (Ref 4.1)

    2. 2. Data visualisation as a powerful means of communication (Ref 4.2)

    3. 3. Mages’s Blog - Visualising theoretical distributions of GLMs (Ref 4.3)

    4. 4. Predicting the probability of a Severe bodily injury in a Car accident in Tel Aviv (Ref 4.4)

    1. 1. Automation examples using off the shelf software (Ref 5.1)

    2. 2. AI and Automation Working Party – Short Term Output by AI and Automation Working Party (Ref 5.2)

    3. 3. SOA: Actuarial Modeling Systems

About this course

  • £5.00 / month
  • 172 lessons
  • 29.5 hours of video content