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January 15, 2025 - 3PM Central European Time

Price Elasticity Modeling - Considerations on Theoretical Aspects and European Regulation

In recent years, predictive modeling has made significant strides, enhancing risk models in pricing and drawing increased attention to areas like demand modeling. On the regulatory front, the British FCA has banned "price walking"—the practice of setting different prices for new and existing customers based on varying price elasticities—while EIOPA is actively consulting on similar measures. This webinar will explore demand and price elasticity from an actuarial perspective, examining different modeling approaches and addressing challenges like extrapolation. We will discuss how to interpret observed data to derive accurate price elasticity and highlight how these second-order effects—linked to premium offerings and demand at flat renewal rates—necessitate adjustments in traditional risk models. Additionally, we will delve into the regulatory implications of price modeling and demonstrate practical applications for actuarial work.

Featured speaker:
Leonardo Stincone, Actuarial Data Scientist, Akur8
Jan Küthe, Actuarial Data Scientist, Akur8
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Leonardo Stincone, Actuarial Data Scientist, Akur8
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Leonardo Stincone, Actuarial Data Scientist, Akur8

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Jan Küthe, Actuarial Data Scientist, Akur8

Jan Küthe is an Actuary (DAV) from Germany and works at Akur8 as an Actuarial Data Scientist to help insurance companies unlock the potentials of the twenty-first century. Before that he has been working as an Actuarial Consultant for three years. He holds a Masters degree in Mathematics from the University of Bonn and is an avid reader of the books of Anna Seghers and Dietmar Dath.