Annegret Weng

Annegret Weng serves as Professor and Dean of the School of Applied Mathematics and AI at Stuttgart University of Applied Sciences since 2009, with board membership in the German Society for Financial and Insurance Mathematics (DGVFM) since 2023. Her career bridges industry expertise from Allianz and SV Sparkassenversicherung with academic leadership in quantitative disciplines.

• Diploma in Mathematics, University of Frankfurt
• PhD, University of Essen (1999)
• Postdoctoral Research, Universities of Essen and Mainz (1999-2001)

Her research integrates pure mathematics with financial applications, focusing on number theory (De Bruijn sequences, cyclic matrices) and actuarial science (Solvency II compliance, disability risk modeling). Recent work explores AI's role in educational assessment and regulatory frameworks for insurance algorithms, demonstrating consistent innovation across theoretical and applied domains.

Publication trends (2015-2024) reveal dual expertise: advancing actuarial methodologies through parameter uncertainty modeling while pioneering AI-driven educational tools. Her work consistently connects recreational mathematics (e.g., magical properties of linear recursions) with industry-critical applications in insurance risk assessment.

As head of the Laboratory for Quantitative Methods of Actuarial Mathematics, she leads research in computational risk modeling. Her industry engagement includes the German Actuarial Association's Big Data in Life Insurance Working Group (since 2024) and DGVFM's School Working Group (since 2019), driving collaboration between academia and insurance regulators.