Digital Insurance

Walking through a crowded terminal while feeling the physical manifestation of anxiety—a tightness in the chest and a racing pulse—often leads people to reach for a pill, yet a new generation of wearables offers a biological shortcut through electrical pulses. This physiological intervention

Simon Glairy is a recognized authority in the fintech space, specifically within the evolving landscape of insurance technology. With years of experience navigating the complexities of risk management and AI-driven assessment, he offers a unique perspective on how automation is reshaping legacy

The global insurance industry is currently navigating a precarious landscape where the allure of lightning-fast automation often masks a deep-seated structural instability within its technological core, forcing many legacy carriers to confront the harsh reality of their fragile digital foundations.

The staggering realization that billions of dollars in infrastructure investment have failed to secure consumer loyalty is currently haunting the boardrooms of major insurance carriers across the nation. While more shoppers are flocking to mobile apps and websites than at any other point in

As the global population ages at an unprecedented rate, the intersection of biometric monitoring and daily lifestyle choices has become the primary frontier for maintaining independence in the home. For many older adults, the primary hurdle has never been a lack of interest in health data, but

Simon Glairy is a seasoned authority in insurance risk management and litigation, known for his ability to translate dense policy language into practical insights for the industry. With a career dedicated to navigating the complexities of underinsured motorist coverage and Insurtech risk