Insurance runs on the decisions to accept, to price, and to pay.
What the regulator now tests is whether each one was fair — and whether you can show it. The conduct perimeter is tightening around underwriting, claims settlement, and fraud determination.
Where the sector stands.
African insurance is expanding fast and automating as it grows, with models already in underwriting, pricing, and claims. The gap is not capability. It is the record that lets the underwriter, the claims handler, or the chief risk officer show the conduct regulator how a decision was reached, and why.
Where the three products fit.
Akki holds and governs the data across underwriting, claims, fraud, and reinsurance systems — making every decision inspectable.
Solva structures analytical reasoning so decisions on acceptance, pricing, and settlement are evidence-based and defensible to the conduct regulator.
SyniSense keeps sensitive medical and personal data inside the perimeter when external models are used in pricing, fraud, or claims.
Underwriting, claims, fraud, pricing, market conduct, and reinsurance leads at insurers and reinsurers responsible for the decisions the regulator may ask them to defend.
Six articles.
Each article goes deep on one decision the sector cannot afford to get wrong. Articles publish on a deliberate cadence; titles are listed here as the editorial agenda.
- 01The model declined the risk. The regulator asks why that was fair.READ →
- 02Settle in seven days, the regulator says. Get it right, the policyholder says.READ →
- 03You called the claim fraud. If you were wrong, that is bad faith.READ →
- 04The factor predicts risk. It may also be a proxy for something you cannot price on.READ →
- 05The complaint did not stop at the call centre. It reached the conduct regulator.READ →
- 06The reinsurer pays against the bordereaux. Every row has to reconcile to the treaty.READ →
Start a conversation.
Sector deployments begin with a direct conversation about the specific decisions the institution needs to defend.