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Unlocking the Benefits of AI-Powered Pricing Analytics in Consumer and Auto Lending
Many banks involved in consumer lending turn to AI-powered pricing analytics and digital decisioning to support their long-term growth strategies. Loan profitability uplift, faster time to market, more accurate forecasting, and improved productivity are game-changers for lenders big and small.
Responsible AI - Privacy, Transparency, and Fairness in Insurance
Join our panel of experts as they share their insights on privacy protection, transparency, and fairness in AI models. Discover how synthetic data generation can safeguard customer privacy while maintaining data quality and quantity.
ITC 2023: AI and Analytics: The Landscape
David Howland, Chief Marketing Officer at Earnix, shares valuable insights on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Analytics for transformative business outcomes. He delves into 5 key learnings that every insurance carrier should closely pay attention to.
AI and Modernization in the Insurance Industry
Adrian Coupland, Head of EMEA, Insurance, discusses how Earnix is revolutionizing the insurance sector with AI-based platforms. Off the back of the 2024 Earnix trends report survey Coupland highlights the challenges insurers encounter with legacy systems and emphasizes the crucial role of modernization and compliance in the current regulatory landscape.
Using Pricing Analytics to Increase Loan Profitability and Mitigate Portfolio Risk
What strategies and tools can help lenders maintain their competitive position while focusing on the bottom line? We invite you to join our webinar discussing the role of AI-backed analytics in increasing profitability of auto loans and mitigating risk.
Contextual Multi-Armed Bandits Meets Causal Inferencing
The Multi-Armed Bandits problem is a classic reinforcement learning problem that demonstrates the exploration–exploitation tradeoff dilemma. To correctly estimate the causal effect of price changes or different financial product bundle offers on consumers’ purchasing decisions, the standard methodology is to perform a randomized controlled trial (RCT). However, RCTs could be expensive, and financial institutions are often reluctant to conduct them for the required period of time.