What happens when a centuries-old industry like insurance faces modern challenges that traditional methods can't fully address? In the UK, where the insurance sector underpins a significant portion of the economy, a staggering 90% of market premiums flow through firms represented by the Association
The insurance industry is undergoing a seismic shift, moving away from traditional, broad-based strategies to highly specialized approaches in response to an increasingly intricate risk environment. With modern challenges such as cyber threats, climate change impacts, and evolving social issues
Imagine a market where fierce competition slashes insurance rates by up to 20%, coverage options expand significantly, and innovative solutions emerge to tackle modern risks. This is the reality for UK insurance buyers in 2025, a time when navigating economic and geopolitical uncertainties demands
In the complex landscape of homeowners insurance, where rising premiums and unpredictable natural disasters create constant uncertainty, one company has emerged as a stark warning for property owners across the United States. Florida-based Citizens Property, originally established as a safety net
Imagine a bustling morning at Heathrow Airport, one of the world's busiest aviation hubs, suddenly grinding to a halt—self-service kiosks offline, passengers stranded in endless lines, and flights delayed across multiple continents due to a recent cyberattack. This isn't a hypothetical scenario but
I'm thrilled to sit down with Simon Glairy, a distinguished expert in insurance and Insurtech, renowned for his deep insights into risk management and AI-driven risk assessment. With a career spanning innovative advancements in the industry, Simon brings a unique perspective on the evolving
