| 英文摘要 |
The development of information technology advances it possible to record information about individuals and collect a large amount of individual information to form a dataset; people analyze data by algorithms for the purpose of predicting the affairs in the future. The uses of big data-driven predictive analytics are transforming the way that practical behaviors are conducted by all sectors of the economy and participants in society. Insurance is a system to transfer and diversify the exposure of future loss. The correct big data analytics can properly achieve the core functions of insurance and increase the efficiency of the operations by the insurance industry in marketing, underwriting and pricing and claims management to enhance its profitability. Although the advocates of big data analytics have touted its potential benefits, there are as well potential negative impacts which have received less attention. Insurers’uses of big data analytics will have impacts on the following aspects, such as actuarial fairness, loss prevention, individual autonomy, non-discrimination, justice, and social utility maximization. It will not only have a positive impact but may also have a negative effect which leads to the failure of current regulatory rules and insufficiency of consumer protection. With references of the latest developments in the world and the United States, the author constructs a theoretical basis for the positive and negative effects of big data analytics in insurance industry. In addition, by taking into the related papers and recommendations issued by International Association of Insurance Supervisors and the Model Law drafted by National Association of Insurance Commissioners in the United States, some suggestions fit to our legal system will be indicated so that the legal system of insurance regulation in Taiwan can respond to the development of big data predictive analytics, which will not only provide proper protection to insurance consumers but also achieve the function of social utility maximization in insurance. |