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. Having navigated the transition from traditional actuarial modeling to machine-learning-driven underwriting, he possesses a rare perspective on
A single decision to deny legal representation can transform a standard coverage dispute into a multi-million dollar liability that an insurance carrier can no longer contest in court. The June ruling by the New York Appellate Division in Shattuck v. Dryden Mutual Insurance Company serves as a
The global casualty insurance landscape has undergone a radical transformation as traditional players face mounting pressure from shifting legal frameworks and the increasing frequency of high-value settlements across multiple jurisdictions. In this environment, Westfield Specialty has emerged as a
The deceptive allure of plummeting insurance premiums often masks a complex web of structural vulnerabilities that can leave businesses exposed when they most need protection. In the United Kingdom, the commercial insurance sector is currently navigating a distinct soft market phase, characterized
The sudden disappearance of a sophisticated combat helicopter over the world's most congested energy artery has triggered an immediate and volatile recalibration of global risk. The recent downing of a U.S. Army AH-64 Apache helicopter near the Strait of Hormuz has sent shockwaves through the
Simon Glairy brings decades of experience in risk assessment and insurance technology to the table, making him a primary voice in the ongoing dialogue between regulators and the industry. In light of recent scrutiny from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), Glairy offers a deep dive into the
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