I'm thrilled to sit down with Simon Glairy, a renowned authority in insurance law and Insurtech, whose expertise in risk management and AI-driven risk assessment has shaped industry perspectives for years. With a keen eye on property coverage disputes, Simon brings unparalleled insight into complex
Automation is no longer a distant trend but a moving sidewalk under travel insurance, speeding some roles ahead while quietly merging others into machine-led flows. The immediate catalyst is plain: travel protection is saturated with text, rules, and repeatable steps, exactly the terrain where
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,
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
In a market where motorists have long braced for days of waiting and repeated inspections just to validate a fender-bender, the promise of same-day clarity now reads less like a slogan and more like a plausible standard delivered by a smartphone. Lasaco Assurance Plc introduced FastClaim, an
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
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