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In this fictive scenario, a construction company’s founder dies suddenly, leaving his sons to discover a costly gap in their knowledge that threatens everything he built.
Private Client Power Broker Julie Eshelman shares some cutting edge information on high net worth home security.
Aon’s Jason Ott shares his perspective on climate change, cyber risks and other challenges in insuring his high net worth clients.
Matt Scott of The Hartford reflects on how innovation, technology, and customer partnership are redefining the future of risk services.
Megan Miller was promoted to the newly created role of CEO of the Spencer Educational Foundation in September.
Explore the evolving landscape of presumptive coverage in workers’ compensation as Alan Rook of MyMatrixx by Evernorth® discusses legislative trends, chronic condition management, and strategies for improving patient outcomes while controlling costs.
Secondary peril exposures are driving interest in reinsurance and parametric insurance covers.
Nonprofits are under tremendous pressure. Brokers and underwriters can offer much needed assistance.
The nonprofit sector is a natural fit for Christina Meyer, as she grew up in a family that served the community.
Church Mutual’s Jeff Zehr sees plenty of underwriting opportunities in the nonprofit space, despite headwinds such as nuclear verdicts and nonprofit funding challenges.
Data centers have a startling environmental impact.
Cyber attacks continue with no sign of letting up in sight. Insureds, their brokers and carriers, need to collaborate to avoid heavy losses.
Legal services for policy holders as a bolt-on is the approach being taken by Epoq.
In this fictive scenario, a real estate investment company gets caught in a riptide when its insurance coverage is proved inadequate and misplaced.
Executives to Watch are insurance carrier executives who are taking on or have recently taken on a substantial new area of responsibility.
In this fictional scenario, a fast-growing beverage company’s dream acquisition turns into a nightmare when a cyber attack cripples its operations and exposes the devastating consequences of an untested business continuity plan.
Given greater amounts of uncertainty, business leaders are taking a closer look at insurance policies and taking on more risk.
Vice President Brooke Shirazi shares how Nationwide is leveraging specialization and stability to navigate today’s complex ocean marine and property markets.
Violence against health care workers is showing no signs of slowing down. Health care organizations must lean into risk management, or face expensive and painful consequences.
Increased litigation, rising claims costs and other factors have stressed the commercial auto insurance sector in recent years. Smart risk management can ease the pain.
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