Nordic insurers built sleek digital front ends, yet many still wrestle with legacy cores that slow product launches, inflate integration costs, and mute experimentation just when consumers expect instant quotes, seamless claims, and personalized coverage without compromise. The collaboration
Simon Glairy has spent years at the nexus of insurance, Insurtech, and maritime risk, building AI-driven tools that triage shipboard incidents and price volatile routes in real time. Today he unpacks twin tanker fires in the Black Sea that rattled underwriters and operators alike: how mine hazards,
Ransomware did not just keep pace with defenders; it accelerated, widened its reach, and exploited the sameness of modern tech stacks to turn small weaknesses into large, costly outages across thousands of organizations at once, and the toll on small and midsize businesses proved particularly stark
When speed of cash decides portfolio performance Cash that moves accurately and fast through specialty insurance programs determines binder margins, capital deployment, and day-to-day control over exposure. In a market where delegated authority and large limits shape outcomes, the lag between
Setting the Stage for a Shifting Insurance Landscape Imagine a world where a single social media post can trigger a multimillion-dollar lawsuit, or a satellite collision in orbit sparks catastrophic financial losses for companies on Earth. As 2026 looms on the horizon, the insurance industry finds
I’m thrilled to sit down with Simon Glairy, a leading voice in marine insurance and Insurtech, whose expertise in risk management and AI-driven risk assessment has shaped innovative approaches in the industry. With global premiums reaching record highs and challenges like climate change,
In an industry built on probability and trust, the decisive edge has shifted to the carriers that can sense, decide, and act in the same moment a risk emerges, because speed without coordination is chaos and coordination without speed is inertia. The cloud has turned that paradox into a workable
Policymakers, insurers, and families keep returning to a deceptively simple question that shapes budgets, benefits, and business models across the region: do Latin American constitutions actually require residents to buy health insurance, or do they merely set rights and leave the hard rules to
A five-year fight over hurricane damage at a Pensacola waterfront property reached a new pitch as a Florida property owners association accused a quartet of surplus lines carriers of turning a straightforward storm loss into a slog of shifting theories, procedural stalemates, and late-stage course
As cyber incidents multiply and artificial intelligence surges into the insurance workflow, Australia’s carriers have reported a readiness deficit that contrasts with a slight easing in perceived risk, creating a tension that demands sharper strategy and faster execution. PwC’s Insurance Banana
