Simon Glairy is a recognized expert in the fields of insurance and Insurtech, with a specialized focus on risk management and AI-driven risk assessment. His work often bridges the gap between complex regulatory changes and the practical technological workflows required to implement them. Today, we
Hospitals that serve as the last line of defense for the uninsured and underinsured are currently navigating a financial landscape that is more hostile than any encountered in the last decade. While federal subsidies were once a reliable buffer, the expiration of pandemic-era emergency funds has
The financial landscape for American seniors has shifted so dramatically over the past several months that many are now securing guaranteed income streams at levels that were once considered unattainable just a short while ago. For decades, financial advisors and individual investors often viewed
The widespread belief that performing professional duties automatically triggers comprehensive employer liability protection frequently leads to significant financial devastation when employees use personal vehicles for work tasks. This common misconception often persists until a legal reality
The sentencing of Greg Lindberg to 12 years in federal prison marks the definitive conclusion of one of the most complex and devastating white-collar criminal cases in the history of the American insurance industry. As the 54-year-old founder of Eli Global LLC and Global Bankers Insurance Group,
The sudden acceleration of healthcare consolidation has transformed local clinics and regional hospital systems into massive corporate entities at a pace that frequently outstrips the ability of traditional due diligence to keep up with the clinical and operational realities on the ground. This
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