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Category: Industry Partnerships & Collaborations

  • Angelica Solutions announces role in PACTS-led young driver insurance safety project

    Angelica Solutions announces role in PACTS-led young driver insurance safety project

    Angelica Solutions has joined a PACTS-led project to explore a safety rating system for young driver motor insurance, bringing its insurance analytics expertise to a collaboration of insurance specialists, researchers and road safety organisations.

    Funded through Transport Scotland’s Road Safety Framework Fund, the Young Driver Insurance Safety Framework project will assess whether a common framework …

  • Collaboration with PACTS

    Collaboration with PACTS

    We’re pleased to be joining PACTS again. We believe better data leads to better decisions and through our work with insurers, we see first-hand how data can help identify risk, improve road safety and support evidence-based policy.  We’re looking forward to working alongside PACTS and its members to share insights, challenge thinking and contribute to …

  • Protecting Young Drivers Starts with Better Conversations

    Protecting Young Drivers Starts with Better Conversations

    At Angelica Solutions, we believe that good outcomes come from combining data, practical thinking and collaboration. That’s why we were pleased to take part in a roundtable hosted by the Parliamentary Advisory Council for Transport Safety (PACTS), bringing together voices from across insurance, policy and road safety to discuss one important question: how can …

  • Sarah Vaughan joins Insurance Post panel on UK Road Safety Strategy

    Sarah Vaughan joins Insurance Post panel on UK Road Safety Strategy

    Sarah Vaughan joined an industry panel hosted by Insurance Post to discuss the UK’s new Road Safety Strategy and what it means for motor insurers.

    With a target to reduce road deaths and serious injuries by 65% by 2035, the strategy has clear implications for claims, pricing and underwriting.

    A reduction in accidents should lower …