Actuaries, often dubbed as mathematical risk managers, play a pivotal role in the insurance industry. Their expertise in quantifying and managing risk is essential for insurers in a market where financial responsibility for potential negative outcomes is traded. However, determining the cost of this responsibility isn’t a straightforward task; it involves estimating expected losses akin to manufacturing costs for tangible goods. Yet, setting a price demands more than just knowing costs; it requires calibrating profit margins to market realities and consumer behaviours. InsurTech Quantee delves into the intricate process, known as price optimisation.