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Octo Telematics and SAS: a global partnership to
build new solutions of Usage-Based Insurance
through Advanced Analytics
Insurance Day 2015
Athens, 13th March 2015
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OCTO & SAS - THE AGREEMENT
• The scope of the agreement is designed to exploit state-of-the-art
technology and joint R&D to create new analytics algorithms and services
• With a shared and common go-to-market strategy to selected insurance
companies
• Insurers will gain better consumer insight, improve CRM, generate more
accurate pricing and have a more predictable risk base.
• Consumers will get individualized pricing, improved safety and better
customer journey
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As at 30.09.2013
Octo is the global leader in providing insurance telematics services as well as pioneering applicationsin motor rental and fleet management, car manufacturing and governmental sectors. Founded on 2002Octo is the largest Insurance Telematics provider in Europe and fast growing at the average rate of 5.000new installationsper day.
OCTO AT A GLANCE…
12 years of flawless execution in the
Insurance Industry
Over 3.2 million active vehicles
(as of January 2015)
Up to 180K new customers in a month
141 Worldwide Insurance Partners,
Car Makers and Rental companies
150K data points recorded, processed and
stored every minute
152 Billion data points analyzed to deliver
insight to our Partners
More than 400K crash events analyzed.
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OCTO’S MARKET POSITIONING
Insurance companies
OEMs
Car rentals
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Octo has 141 World Wide Insurance Partners, Car Makers and Rental companies.
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Octo Telematics’
approach to smart data
and telematic services
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• Common Layer is the core of the
system
• It gathers data from telematic devices,
attributes and external data in order
to better characterize drivers’
behavior and enrich knowledge from
a business point of view
• Devices and drivers are analyzed on
various dimensions time and space,
vehicle data, socio demographic data,
traffic, crashes, in order to spotlight
their main features and behaviors
THE COMMON LAYER: OCTO’S APPROACH TO SMARTDATA
THROUGH ANALYTICS
Data gathering from different sources
Data transformationtrought Advances
Analytics
KPIs and Data insight
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and Scoring
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• Benchmarks are driving behaviors in a specific context
• They are related to a group of drivers
• E.g. Average Speed Nighttime, Urban Road, Expressway, Old Economy car
• E.g. Max Number Brakings Daytime, Motorway, New car, Cruise Car
• Quantitative measures (braking's, accelerations, cornering’s, …) are analyzed in all possible context
combinations (dimensions: time of the day, road type, …). A driver can belong to various contexts
COMMON LAYER – BENCHMARK
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COMMON LAYER – PATTERN
• This layer has the purpose to analyze drivers and their behavior patterns
• E.g. John, Motorway, Daytime, Big Car, Nice Weather John drives very fast and he is among the
fastest drivers so his speed distribution is skewed to the right hand side of this benchmark
• E.g. John, Motorway, Nighttime, Big Car, Nice weather John drives copiously below this benchmark
average
John
John
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COMMON LAYER – PATTERN & BENCHMARK
• All drivers are compared with their contexts (benchmarks)
• Important statistical Common Layer KPI will be distances between individual patterns
and their relative contexts (benchmarks)
• Comparison between individual patterns and benchmarks will outline drivers
positioning on the behavioral scale
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A new generation of products and services which allow the policy holder to feel
himself at the center of customer journey
THE POLICYHOLDER will pay based on the real usage of what has been
assured.
THE INSURERS knows at any time, the level of individual risk or quality
rating of your customers as a current or predictive portfolio level
Insurance Telematics
OCTO supports Insurers for launching new products using rating based, even
partially, on electronic data collected through a telematic device.
Devices gather individual’s daily driving habit, driving behavior and
environmental risk related information to be used to define premium rated on
personal usage
PAY PER USEPAY AS YOU DRIVE
PAY HOW YOU BEHAVE
TELEMATIC SERVICES BASED ON RISK RATING
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Risks can be measured or estimated through the entire policy lifecycle
Using a representative and huge telematics data-set it is possible to evaluate the entire
client portfolio
RATING TIMELINE
Time
Ex-ante portfolio RatingRisk exposure for clustered portfolio
Ex-post individual ScoringCurrent scoring of risk exposure
Prospect or traditional customer Policy-renewalPolicy
EX-ANTE SCORING
premiums rating are based on clustered risks which are better defined considering
telematics data and occurred events. These scorings are derived by multivariate or
cluster analysis.
EX-POST SCORING
calculated by using both individual driver devices information (including crashes/ claims
instances) and related environment risks information
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TELEMATIC SERVICES BASED ON RISK RATING
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How can Telematics help meunderstand my non telematicsportfolio?
How can I avoid “flat discounts” fornew telematics policies?
Is my “driving feedback” programworking?
Am I really decreasing the risk throughtelematics or just “eatingmy revenue”?
Are my current “customer segments”the correct ones?
Do I know my customers?
What data do I really need?
AM I PRICING EFFECTIVELY?
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SERVICE DESCRIPTION CLIENT’S VALUE
S1-S2
Non Telematics PortfolioAnalysis to support Telematicslaunch (with or w/o claimshistory)
Support prospectsselection andtargeted commercialdiscount
S3 – S4 Individual or Portfolio DrivingTrends
Correlation analysisbetween individualor cluster drivingbehavior andinfluencing factors(feedbacks and tips,crash, etc)
S5 Individual Frequency predictive model correlating driving habits and behavioursto crash frequency
To support pricing accuracy
S6 As S5 + damage costs As S5 (enhanced)
S7 Individual «Context Based» asS5/6 with additional «context» (traffic, weather, context risk) weights
As S6 (top)
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STRATEGIC QUESTIONS FOR INSURER
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OCTO’S TELEMATIC SERVICES
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USING EXTERNAL DATA FOR GEODEMOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS
Octo’s approach
• Specific Algorithms and software helping to define and classify homogeneous risky zonesleveraging on different type of data (urban density, traffic, income,....)
1. Define granular map and create a new zone
2. Georeference events with latitude and longitude information (crash, acceleration, cornering...)
3. Create zones with an algorithm that seeks the best division of areas, “breaking” the links where other characteristics are weaker
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Thank you for your attention
Daniele Tortora
Head of SASDOcto Telematics Corporate
Francesco FrinchillucciChannel Sales Manager