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Predictive Analytics for Life Insurance: How Data

and Advanced Analytics are Changing the

Business of Life Insurance Seminar

May 23, 2012

Session 1 – Overview of Predictive Analytics for

Life Insurance

Presenter

Doug Welch

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2012 Society of Actuaries Conference –

“Predictive Analytics for Life Insurance”

Doug Welch – Deloitte Consulting

Deloitte Consulting LLP

May 2012

Emerging Marketplace Significance

# 1 National bestseller … Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game – Michael Lewis, 2005

Recent Business Publications

Visibility into analytics can assist business leaders in making decisions more accurately, objectively and economically – a rapidly developing consensus in business, education, law, medicine and even professional sports. There has been significant recent attention to the increasing use of analytics across disciplines:

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NY Times Bestseller… Freakonomics: A Rogue Economist Explores the Hidden Side of Everything – Steven D. Levitt, Stephen J. Dubner, 2009

Competing on Analytics: The New Science of Winning – Thomas H. Davenport, Jeanne G. Harris, 2007

Super Crunchers: Why Thinking-By-Numbers is the New Way To Be Smart – Ian Ayres, 2008

The Numerati– Stephen Baker, 2008

Business Week, “Managing by the numbers: How IBM improves productivity by tracking employees’ every

move”,Stephen Baker, September 8, 2008

Many insurers may be missing the opportunity to drive value through analytics, and those who explore these capabilities could gain a competitive advantage.

The Economist, “Data , data, everywhere – A special report on managing information”,February 27, 2010

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Algorithmic Solutions Development and Deployment

While an insurance-based Algorithmic Solution approach has many applications, today we will focus on New Business Application Triage. Below is a high-level overview of the process. Using advanced statistical analysis, organizations are better able to segment cohorts of people or policy holders.

Analytical Solution

N t diti l

Potential Data Sources Segmentation Analysis

New Business Application Triage

Data aggregation and data cleansing Analytical Solution

Evaluate variables for correlation to target variable Develop Algorithmic Solution Score applicants Traditional internal data sources Non-traditional data sources Lifestyle Data Financial Data Synthetic Variables Household Data Consumer Data Medical Data Customer History Application

Data • Eliminate time-consuming and

physically invasive tests for certain applicants • Streamline application

review process • Improve ease of doing

business

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Important Note:

Data may be subject to various laws and regulations (e.g., FCRA, state privacy

laws). Deloitte Consulting does not provide legal advice. Clients must consult

their legal counsel to determine whether particular data may be obtained and / or

used in a particular context.

Possible Data for Life Insurance Algorithms

An insurance-based Algorithmic Solution approach starts with all of the traditional data that can be captured within the first 48 hours. This information can then generally be supplemented1with a variety of external datasets. This approach can assist in segmenting those who may otherwise appear indistinguishable from one another.

Data category

Traditional Underwriting

New Business Application Triage

Target Marketing / Cross-Selling Applications Application  Basic demographics  Medical history  Family history        Paramedical examination  Fluids  Height/weight   Other medical/interview  Telephone interview  APS/medical records  Treadmill Test  EKG MIB (M di l I f ti      

 MIB (Medical Information Board data)  Rx (prescription data)     Driving record (MVR)

 Traffic conviction history

 Auto accident history

 

 

Existing policy data?

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Algorithmic Solutions – Business Applications

Analytics Enabled Underwriting

Simplified Life Insurance Cycle

Obtain / Retain Sales Force Design & Develop Products Market to / Identify Clients Assess Client Needs / Illustrate Submit & Process Application Underwrite Risk Assess Client Needs / Illustrate Submit & Process Application Underwrite Risk Manage and Service In-force Process Claims & Disburse Applying a New Business Application Triage Algorithmic Solution using application data, MIB, MVR, Rx and other 3rdparty data, together with underwriting rules established by the insurer…

Force Products Clients / Illustrate/ Illustrate ApplicationApplication force Disburse

Algorithmic Solutions-Enabled Triage Process

Algorithm Raw Score Application completed Tele-Interview completed if required) Insurer‘s Underwriting Rules

Medical tests not requiredPolicy issuedProcessing time -several days ILLUSTRATIVE Expedited

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3rd Party Marketing Additional Data

Sources:  Obtain and analyze

medical test results

Policy issued or deniedProcessing time -several weeks MIB Rx Traditional

Algorithmic Solutions – Business Applications

Analytics Enabled Underwriting

Simplified Life Insurance Cycle

Obtain / Retain Sales Force Design & Develop Products Market to / Identify Clients Assess Client Needs / Illustrate Submit & Process Application Underwrite Risk Assess Client Needs / Illustrate Submit & Process Application Underwrite Risk Manage and Service In-force Process Claims & Disburse … may provide results that are similar to fully underwritten decisions for a significant portion of the business – predominantly the higher scoring segments. The graph below is illustrative of results based on our experiences but actual results will vary.

Force Products Clients / Illustrate/ Illustrate ApplicationApplication force Disburse

Algorithmic Solutions vs. Traditional Underwriting Results

10X tal it y R a te

Continue to fully underwrite application

X

Mo

rt

Algorithm Expected Mortality Fully Underwritten Pricing Expected Mortality

Low Model Score High Model Score

Apply insurer’s underwriting rules to reduce requirements and processing time Pop.

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Obtain / Retain Sales

Force

Algorithmic Solutions – Business Applications

Agent Success and Retention

An additional high-value area where analytics might provide competitive advantage is in the area of retaining and enabling agents.

Simplified Life Insurance Cycle

Design & Develop Products Market to / Identify Clients Assess Client Needs / Illustrate Submit & Process Application Underwrite Risk Manage and Service In-force Process Claims & Disburse Obtain / Retain

Sales ForceForce Products Clients / Illustrate Application force Disburse

Sales Force

rm agent

success

 The analysis can be based upon internally available information:

‒ Not-in-Good-Order ‒ Field Underwriting ‒ Business Quality ‒ Requirements Turnaround ‒ Call Center Questions / Calls ‒ Cycle Times S l P tt Higher Scoring Sales Force – 60% Lower Scoring Sales Force – 40% 2.5 X more likely to meet company’s definition of a “Successful Agent”

Agent Analysis Illustrative Results

ILLUSTRATIVE

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Chance of

l

onger

t

e

Low Score High Score

Pop. Avg.

‒ Sales Patterns

 Algorithms score weighted factors and can provide on-going monitoring for at-risk producers and enable more targeted coaching / assistance

 Ironically, the most common obstacle is the failure to methodically capture key data

< 20% chance of meeting company’s definition of a “Successful Agent” Market to / Identify Clients Assess Client Needs / Illustrate

Algorithmic Solutions – Business Applications

Targeted Client Marketing

Algorithmic Solutions can also provide opportunities to better target solutions to consumers, including the common challenge of cross-selling to existing customers.

Simplified Life Insurance Cycle

Obtain / Retain Sales Force Design & Develop Products Submit & Process Application Underwrite Risk Manage and Service In-force Process Claims & Disburse Market to / Identify Clients Assess Client Needs / Illustrate Clients / Illustrate

Force Products Clients / Illustrate Application force Disburse

Mass-marketing via email

Customer response

Application packet via mail

Application and Underwriting 15% 25% 30% 35% 40% 45% D ec ile

Market to target customers to limit sunk costs down the road, underwriting declines and not-takens

25% 12% 8% 7% 6% 5% 4% 3% 3% 1% 8% 6% 5% 5% 5% 4% 4% 3% 11% 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Pe rc en t   of   D Decline Substandard

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Manage and Service

In-force

Algorithmic Solutions – Business Applications

In-Force Policyholder Analytics

Some companies could enhance the management of their substantial in-force block, where analytics are typically focused on business losses and lapses rather than actually improving the business.

Simplified Life Insurance Cycle

Obtain / Retain Sales Force Design & Develop Products Market to / Identify Clients Assess Client Needs / Illustrate Submit & Process Application Underwrite Risk Process Claims & Disburse Manage and Service In-force force

Force Products Clients / Illustrate Application force Disburse

Inforce business Non-traditional data appended Retention Algorithm Focus retention rerouces on the healthy customers High Score Algorithm Score Continue current retention Low Score High Score

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Algorithmic Solutions Outlook

The life insurance industry has historically leveraged

some form of analytics in various areas, including market research

The analytics “arms race” is intensifying, driven in part by financial pressures, consumer expectations, competitive actions and information availability competitive actions, and information availability The potential analytics transformation for life

insurance could be similar to what has been experienced in other industries including:

– Retail: Individual consumer analysis – Distribution: Logistics sophistication – Property & Casualty: Underwriting models – On-line Services: Ease of use analytics

Each life insurance organization will be faced with important questions and tough choices important questions and tough choices Retaining the analytics status quo is essentially a

competitive choice

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Doug Welch

dougwelch@deloitte.com (312) 486-3231 Deloitte Consulting, LLP 111 South Wacker Chicago, IL 60606

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