The sudden descent of a thick, impenetrable fog over Brisbane in July 2026 did more than just stall the morning commute; it served as a stark reminder of how vulnerable modern infrastructure remains to even localized atmospheric shifts. While a morning of low visibility might seem like a minor
Simon Glairy stands at the intersection of traditional risk management and the cutting edge of Insurtech, where he has spent years dissecting how technology integrates with high-stakes decision-making. As insurance leaders grapple with the hype and reality of artificial intelligence, Glairy offers
The rapid acceleration of generative and agentic AI has reached a tipping point where the standard practices of insurance distribution are no longer merely evolving but are being fundamentally redefined by autonomous systems. Moody’s Ratings has brought this transformation to light through its
Simon Glairy brings a deep understanding of how artificial intelligence and human behavior intersect in the world of risk management. As insurance fraud now accounts for 44% of all reported crime in England and Wales, reaching a staggering cost of £219 billion annually to the economy, his insights
Theincreasingfrequencyofdevastatingatmosphericeventshasfundamentallydisruptedtheglobalinsurancesector,forcingadeparturefromhistoricalindemnity-basedcompensationmodels. For decades, the industry operated on the principle of indemnity, where a policyholder was only compensated after a rigorous and
The Nigerian government has embarked on a comprehensive restructuring of its healthcare legislative framework to ensure that the ambitious target of enrolling forty-four million citizens into health insurance schemes by 2030 becomes a tangible reality. This initiative addresses the long-standing
