Events

Pre - Event Briefing

Physical workshop on introduction to R programming language on Taylor’s University campus.
Workshop to help pick up R programming more easily.
Participants are expected to do more research on their own after the workshop.

Participants are given a set of guidelines and instructions, and are provided with relevant insurance datasets, including historical claims data, underwriting information, and financial data.
Participants are expected to submit their business proposal in pdf format and their excel sheet within two weeks upon receiving the set of instructions and guidelines, and the insurance dataset.
Only the team leader has to make the submission for the team.
The submissions are graded by a panel of judges consisting of professionals from various relevant industries.
The top 8 teams in the preliminary round are eligible to proceed to the Grand Finals.

Physical live presentation on Taylor’s University campus.
Presentation on the models built, scenario analyses, and refining strategies using R.
Finalists create their final reports and presentations, showcasing their findings, redefined reinsurance strategies, and data visualisations to the judges and audiences.
Each team is given 15 minutes to present their idea and a 10 minutes Q&A session for the panel of judges to ask the team questions.
The Grand Finals are open to the public to register for spectating.

Networking on Grand Finals day
Networking session is opened for all participants.
Light refreshments are provided.
Participants are free to visit the booths, interact with industrial professionals and speakers.