The use case: how AEGIS London deploys hyperexponential
AEGIS London replaced a bespoke web-based pricing platform by rebuilding its full set of pricing models, covering all of its lines of business, in hx. Actuaries built the models in-house using Python, and the platform integrates with the syndicate's other systems and data sources.
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AEGIS London built an incredible 58 pricing models in hx—their entire suite-- in just nine months.
The challenge was to shift models that had been custom built for 21 lines of business onto a new platform
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AEGIS London built an incredible 58 pricing models in hx—their entire suite-- in just nine months. This was done entirely by actuaries in-house.