The 6th Insurance Data Science Conference (IDSC), held at Stockholm University, Department of Mathematics, 17 - 18 June 2024, concluded with resounding success. The conference brought together over 170 participants from more than 20 countries across five continents, fostering a truly global exchange of knowledge and best practices.
The programme offered a unique balance of perspectives, with half of the talks delivered by leading industry practitioners and the other half by esteemed academics.
The 5th Insurance Data Science Conference was held at Bayes Business School, City, University of London on June 15-16, 2023. The conference brought together almost 200 academics and practitioners from the insurance industry to discuss the latest trends and developments in data science.
The conference featured keynote presentations from leading experts in the field, including Luca Baldassarre (Lead Data Scientist, Swiss Re), Rosalba Radice (Professor of Statistics, Bayes Business School) and Mark Sellors (Board member, Data Orchard).
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Almost 200 participants attended the fourth edition of the “Insurance Data Science Conference” held at Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore on Thursday 16 and Friday 17 June 2022.
“It is a great pleasure host this conference especially for the privilege to have such a distinguished set of speakers for the event from many countries all over the world”, said Dean of the School of Banking, Finance and Insurance Elena Beccalli opening the two-day conference on Thursday 16 June together with Markus Gesmann - Member of the Scientific committee of IDS and Nino Savelli, Member of the Scientific committee of IDS and head of the organising committee of IDS in Catholic University.
Finally, the Insurance Data Science conference was back last week. After last year’s cancellation due to Covid-19 over 250 delegates from around the world came together on-line for the third instalment of the conference.
The event kicked-off, or should we say lifted off, with a keynote by Thomas Wiecki, CEO of PyMC Labs, on Wednesday. Thomas explained how probabilistic programming can be used to assess risk and make decision in the context of insuring rocket launches.
The second Insurance Data Science Conference at RiskLab (ETH Zurich) followed on from its first edition at Cass Business School (London) and five iterations of the R in Insurance conferences. This one-day conference was an exciting international event that brought together industry and academia in the fields of insurance and computer sciences.
This one-day conference was an exciting international event that brought together industry and academia in the fields of insurance and computer sciences.
The first Insurance Data Science event was held at Cass Business School last week, 16 - 17 July 2018.
The conference followed on from five iterations of the R in Insurance events, which have the aim of bringing together practitioners and academics together to discuss and exchange ideas and needs in the sector.
Expanding the remit from R in Insurance to Insurance Data Science has also attracted talks on Python and Tensorflow.