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Insurance Uncut is a podcast all about insurance. Every two weeks, hosts Charl Cronje and Jessica Snowball are joined by different guests where they take on a topic impacting the general insurance market. During this conversation, they break down key issues to help you keep up to date and understand the world of insurance better. Who is LCP? We are a leading consultancy advising general insurance firms across the market on reserving, capital, pricing, analytics, regulatory compliance, business transformations and more. Find out more at https://www.lcp.com/en/insurance

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S6 Ep. 11 - What is happening in the legacy market?

2026/01/29

This week we talk to Jennie Earis, Chief Actuary for Reserving and Capital at Compre Group. We discuss: • The role that legacy insurers play in supporting the wider insurance market and how this is evolving. • Key opportunities and the challenges for the legacy market. • The emerging risks shaping 2026, and how insurers can manage them effectively. • Jennie’s career journey and priorities for the year ahead.

S6 Ep. 10 - What is on a Chief Actuary’s agenda for 2026?

2026/01/15

This week we talk to Jahan Anzsar, Group Chief Actuary at Beazley. We discuss: • Jahan’s career journey and the skills you need to be an effective chief actuary. • Latest areas of focus on pricing, capital, reserving and analytics over 2026 • How to grow and develop an actuarial team that adds strategic value to the business.

GIRO 2025 – Martin Assmann

2025/12/03

As part of the GIRO 2025 mini-series, we speak to Martin Assmann from Insurance ERM about current hot topics across the insurance market. https://www.insuranceerm.com/news-comment/insuranceerm-launches-its-weekly-podcast-episode-one-out-now.html

GIRO 2025 - Actuaries at an AI crossroads: Is your AI policy leading you in the right direction?

2025/12/03

As part of the GIRO 2025 mini-series, we speak to Geraldine Finucane and Hazel Davis from the working party on Professionalism, Regulation and Ethics for Actuaries in Data Science. We discuss what effective governance can look like in practice and how to assess whether your firm’s approach supports meaningful oversight.

GIRO 2025 – Fighting for Python

2025/12/03

As part of the GIRO 2025 mini-series, we speak to George Wright about getting the right tools and support for modern actuarial modelling.

GIRO 2025 - Foundational machine learning climate models

2025/12/03

As part of the GIRO 2025 mini-series, we speak to Debashish Dey. We discuss his latest research combining two hot topics, climate change and AI and also touch upon his career journey.

GIRO 2025 – Claims inflation

2025/12/03

As part of the GIRO 2025 mini-series, we get an update from Cian Creedon and Marcus Schofield on the latest from the Claims Inflation Working Party. We discuss; the results from their inflation survey and how expectations for future inflation will vary by line business going forward.

GIRO 2025 – UK Flood Insurance

2025/11/27

As part of the GIRO 2025 mini-series, we speak to Richard Stock and Tom Saliba from the Flood Working Party on how best to engage with government and other stakeholders to promote early development of a more robust and appropriately funded solution to UK flood risk.

GIRO 2025 – Emerging risks, linking up Capital and Pricing

2025/11/27

As part of the GIRO 2025 mini-series, we speak to Isabelle Williams and Richard Holloway from LCP about how pricing and capital teams can work together to stay ahead of the curve on emerging risks.

GIRO 2025 – President of the IFoA

2025/11/27

As part of the GIRO 2025 mini-series, we speak to Paul Sweeting about his career, goals for his presidency and the future of the actuarial profession.

GIRO 2025 - Interpretable Boosted GLM

2025/11/27

As part of the GIRO 2025 mini-series, we speak to Karol Gawlowski and Patricia Wang, IFoA Actuarial Data Science Working Party. We discuss their latest research on Interpretable Boosted GLM, which won them the Brian Hey Prize for 2025.

GIRO 2025 - It’s all about pricing actuaries

2025/11/21

As part of the GIRO 2025 mini-series, we speak to Catrin Townsend about Price Writers, Catrin's book “A Risky Business” and how we need smarter governance for smarter pricing models. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Risky-Business-Actuarys-Quantifying-Managing/dp/3031116720 https://open.spotify.com/show/4TDqKgBZSIwMqzUJM6H2ke?si=85c7c96d792d4e6c&nd=1&dlsi=25d649a0d9c446c2

GIRO 2025 - Autonomous vehicles

2025/11/21

As part of the GIRO 2025 mini-series, we speak to Chris Jones, Doug Woodley and Yousif Al-Ani about the latest on Autonomous Vehicles (AVs). We cover: when will we see AVs on UK streets, how will insurance work and who are the key players in development of AVs? https://www.abi.org.uk/products-and-issues/topics-and-issues/driverless-cars/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-jones-051875174/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/doug-woodley-480437a3/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/yousifalani/

GIRO 2025 - Electric vehicles

2025/11/21

As part of the GIRO 2025 mini-series, we speak to Amit Parmar about electric vehicles. We discuss the research Amit and Conor Woods have done on whether electric vehicles crash more or less than petrol cars. https://resolve.cambridge.org/core/journals/british-actuarial-journal/article/examination-of-factors-influencing-accident-frequency-and-severity-of-electric-vehicles-evs-vs-internal-combustion-engine-vehicles-icev/D8267B87F78CF300385BA7A139B39AD0

GIRO 2025 - IFoA Climate Sensitivity Working Party

2025/11/20

As part of the GIRO 2025 mini-series, we speak to James Orr and Oliver Bettis from the IFoA Climate Sensitivity Working Party to discuss there latest research on climate sensitivity, which looks at why we should we care and what can we do if it’s more than we thought?