In the realm of disaster management, where the stakes are constantly rising with every climate event, Simon Glairy stands out as a prominent expert. With a rich background in insurance and Insurtech, he has a particular focus on risk management and AI-driven risk assessment. Today, we delve into
The world is witnessing a steady increase in natural disasters, with 2025 showcasing a dramatic surge in both frequency and severity. As these disasters become more prevalent, a crucial question arises: who is responsible for the significant economic damages incurred? It's a challenging query,
In recent years, the financial performance of property insurers has highlighted a growing disparity between reported losses and realized gains, drawing attention and skepticism from consumer advocates. Despite sector claims of significant financial strain due to natural disasters, records show that
Hurricane Helene's devastating impact on western North Carolina has revealed a significant gap in flood insurance coverage, highlighting a financial vulnerability that few anticipated. Before the hurricane struck, homeowners in this region, particularly those in the mountainous areas, predominantly
California's recent legal developments regarding the FAIR Plan insurance scheme paint a picture of cautious optimism among homeowners seeking protection against wildfires. Originating from a lawsuit filed in 2021 by Jay Aliff, the case has brought significant attention to the challenges homeowners
In a world increasingly shaped by the impacts of climate change, the real estate and insurance industries face formidable challenges that threaten not only their future growth but also their current operations. The rising frequency and severity of natural disasters have created a pressing need for
