Technical Web Seminar: On-Demand
Maximizing Lift
for Your Company Using
ISO Risk Analyzer®
Using a
combination of
advanced
predictive
modeling
methodologies
and various data
sources, the
models available
through ISO Risk
Analyzer®
provide
significant
refinement to
existing rating
plans. Join us
for a 90-minute
technical web
seminar designed
for managers and
analysts who
build predictive
models and
generalized
linear models.
This event will
include a
description of
the ISO Risk
Analyzer
intermediate
modeling
elements called
components,
which insurers
can use as input
to their own
models. The
components are
combinations of
hundreds of
indicators that
have a proven
relationship
with insured
losses and, as a
result, can be
used to
accelerate your
modeling efforts
significantly.
We'll also
provide concrete
illustrations of
how to use the
components in
modeling.
You'll see
examples from
both the
personal auto
and homeowners
lines of
business that
use models of
geographic risk
and vehicle
characteristics.
By the end of
the seminar,
you'll have a
clear
understanding of
how to use the
predictive
elements to
enhance lift in
your modeling
efforts versus
standard models.
Original
Presentation
Date:
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Target Audience:
Managers and
analysts who
build predictive
models and
generalized
linear models.
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David Cummings, FCAS, MAAA
Vice President and Chief Actuary
ISO Innovative Analytics
David Cummings is responsible for providing strategic leadership for IIA
regarding insurance analytics and predictive modeling, as well as developing and
executing predictive modeling plans to create new and updated analytic products.
Mr. Cummings earned his master's degree in computational and applied mathematics
from Rice University and a bachelor's degree in mathematical sciences and
operations research from the United States Air Force Academy.
In addition to being a Fellow of the Casualty Actuarial Society (FCAS) and a
Member of the American Academy of Actuaries (MAAA), Mr. Cummings is a Chartered
Property Casualty Underwriter (CPCU). He is also a member of the Institute for
Operations Research and Management Science and currently serves as a trustee of
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Douglas Wing
Manager, Analytics
ISO Innovative Analytics
Douglas Wing has eight years of experience in the property/casualty insurance
industry, specifically in developing and implementing predictive models.
Before joining IIA, he spent three years at Liberty Mutual, working as an
actuarial analyst in its research and development group. Mr. Wing earned his
master’s degree in mathematics from the University of Massachusetts and his
bachelor’s degree in mathematics from the University of Maine. |
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