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I'm still not used to this office.
My stomach was hurting. I'm sorry.
Shall we begin the meeting, ma'am?
Ms. Jeon, please feel free to start whenever you'd like.
Let's begin.
I'd like to develop a big-data based divorce prediction model.
Big data analysis is already being used in various fields
to predict traffic accidents, diseases, and even criminal activity.
As I'm sure you're aware,
effectively analyzing data will be a key factor in determining success.
In order to achieve this, we need to collect big data.
But…
Unlike traffic accidents and diseases,
we can't consider divorce as a random event.
If we need to secure support from relevant departments,
shouldn't we first convince people that divorce is a type of risk
that requires coverage?
So you're saying we should come up with justification for perceiving divorce
-as something requiring insurance? -No, not at all.
Yes, I think that must take place first
before we start collecting any data.
I like your approach.
We'll establish any justification we need
and focus on collecting as much data as possible
to help strengthen our rationale.
No, let's establish the major premise first.
Do we need to establish the major premise about divorce being insurable
because you're not confident?
Of course, I'm confident. But it's not visible.
It's why I'm being questioned right now.
That's why I think we need to establish
solid justification first as a way to demonstrate our confidence.
Will you stop already?
We can do that last and still be okay.
-We'll focus on expanding our data first. -Yes, ma'am.
Whether we go with inductive reasoning or deductive reasoning, it's all the same.
And they're both necessary.
So let's use both methods together.
How does that sound?
First, we need to collect data…
-Oh, my god. -I'm sorry, ma'am.
I have stomach issues.
I'm so sorry!
I'm very sorry.
I'm so sorry, ma'am. My stomach has been a mess
for the past 35 years because I worked in sales.
I'll take care of the bad air here.
Let's continue.
We should do both tasks
since the details will be included in the BPPR.
Then let's split into two teams and carry them out.
Justification is important to you both, so go and find it.
The rest of you will strengthen the data within your respective roles.
Okay.
-Let's move together. -Sounds good.
This is the first insurance of its kind, so we'll probably face legal issues.
-Please go over the legal aspects. -Yes, ma'am.
Like you said, this is the first insurance policy of its kind,
so the contract law stipulated by presidential decree may not apply.
Should we request a legal amendment from the FSC?
No, that will take too long.
Please find out if we can qualify for the financial regulatory sandbox.
Yes, ma'am.
As for risk-related data,
we should determine to what extent economic losses can be attributed to--
To divorce.
As the risk surveyor, I'll conduct risk rate verification.
As the quant, you should calculate insurable interest risk rate suitability.
Then from now on, you and I will work together.
I didn't mean that we should work together--
Since we've sorted out the basics, let's stop here for the day.
-Yes, ma'am. -Understood.
-Good work. -Thank you.
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Hello, viewers.
It must be very confusing to see all these technical terms.
BPPR is an acronym that stands for
business practices manual,
policy terms and conditions,
premium calculation manual, and reserve calculation manual,
which are all basic insurance documents.
The financial regulatory sandbox
is a system that temporarily exempts
or suspends existing regulations
when companies launch new products and services
in emerging industries and technology fields.
Jeez, my stomach is killing me.
Is it too much to ask that you be comfortable around me?
It's not like you'll do as I ask anyway.
I was supposed to go to China as a corporate expat,
but the company setup timeline got messed up.
I'm heading over there once I'm done with this project.
That's a relief.
So use your skills and finish this project quickly.
Then I'll be out of your hair.
Don't worry. I'll do my best to get it done quickly.
Don't tell me
that I make you uncomfortable.
After all this time? We've been over for so long.
Is that so?
I guess that's a relief.
If you'll excuse me, Ms. Jeon.
Can you ask Mr. An to meet me in the lobby?
Okay.
Jeez, do you feel that chill over there?
What do you think they're talking about? Are they fighting?
Come on, they're both adults.
Besides, isn't an ex-ex-ex-wife better than an ex-wife?
It's different, not better.
Different? How so?
They're both crap, but they're different shades of crap.
Oh, that's one brilliant piece of crap description.
-Perfect, right? -Yes.
Get in already.
He heard all of that?
He's got really sharp ears.
Hey! Don't touch the button.
I think I was traumatized earlier.
You have workers' comp, right?
Based on a thorough and objective assessment
of his workload, working conditions,
physical exertion, mental stress, and other factors,
he wouldn't qualify for coverage.
No, you can establish a causal link between work and illness
not only through medical or scientific proof
but also through significant legal and normative causation,
so there's a chance.
Then you should know better than to scare me like that!
I didn't know either, sir. I want to file for workers' comp myself.
You punk. You always have a comeback.
It's not even your ex-wife.
How can your ex-ex-ex-wife be the senior managing director?
And her name is Jeon Na-rae! It makes me so nervous.
You're going to drive me to an early grave.
You have life insurance, right?
Hey.
Is this an opportunity or a crisis?
-A crisis. -A crisis.
Noh Ki-jun, you listen to me.
This project is a matter of life or death for our team.
Don't you dare let any weird feelings get in the way and upset Ms. Jeon, okay?
He's stronger than that. Right, Mr. Noh?
Of course, I am.
Ms. Kang, wait at the entrance. I'll bring the car around.
Okay.
It pays to be an actuary, doesn't it?
Top 1% salary, right? You must be rich.
Of course, he is. He's only broke because he had to pay alimony three times.
Meet her in the lobby.
-Meet who? -Your partner.
-My partner? -The colorful crap.
It looks like you're the one who really stepped in the crap, Mr. An.
Hey, what's that?
You bowed to me. Good job.
Watch out. You might slip.
Why do I have a bad feeling about this?
Ms. Kang, over here.
I'm coming.
It's awesome, right?
It's a novel for sure.
I had a camping expert modify the car so that I could go camping
whenever I want.
Right. You can show off your car later.
Where should we start first?
Shall we find focus group participants?
There's nothing better to help us understand client needs
than focus group interviews.
For divorce-related focus groups,
maybe we should go to family court.
Or we could meet a divorce attorney.
We could even see a couples therapy expert.
Where should we start?
Let's start at a restaurant.
We can't think on an empty stomach, so let's eat first.
Let's go.
Okay. Just leveled up.
I'm done.
Have you been trying to level up this whole time?
Yes.
Oh, is that so?
Yes.
Then let's check out what level you're at in terms of work.
Take me to the best place in Korea to collect data.
Let's go then.
This parking lot is amazing, right?
We didn't have to come all the way here.
-Do you see an empty spot? -We'll find one.
Please.
Hey, there's one.
Nice.
That jerk. I got here first.
I got here first!
No, I did.
-Please stop. -Give me a second.
What are you talking about? I saw this spot from over there.
This is why you're a failure.
-Why you… -You say something?
Let's settle this with rock, paper, scissors.
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