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New technologies drawing on behavioral science know when you’re about to make a mistake.
Some of the threats facing planes, trains and automobiles are ongoing, while others are just emerging.
The Institutes CEO Peter Miller sat down with R&I to share how the addition of CLM will help deliver knowledge more efficiently into the hands of risk and insurance professionals.
Adhering to charitable missions with limited budgets presents unique risks for nonprofit organizations.
Drug manufacturers face legal, regulatory and technology-related challenges every day.
Critters of all shapes and sizes have presented unique risk management challenges for sporting event organizers.
In this Q&A, the U.S. CEO of a global risk consultancy discusses why measuring loss expectancy is critical to understanding exposure.
The bottom line suffers when a viral story hurts a company’s brand. Mitigating the damage and recouping the loss requires planning ahead.
This director of risk management sees cyber, IP and reputation risks as evolving threats, but more formal education may make emerging risk professionals better prepared.
Janet Sheiner puts focus and creativity into her role as a risk manager and her work as an artist.
In this Q&A, QBE Group’s CEO says underwriting talent will drive organic growth, but harnessing data and technology remains a challenge.
The Navy veteran turned carrier executive discusses his unique introduction to insurance, the risks and challenges facing the industry, and the importance of cultivating talent.
Transporting young children is risky business. In this Q&A, an underwriting VP discusses solutions to minimize the exposures.
This Ironshore executive didn’t get into fine art on purpose, but has developed expertise in its beauty and its risks.
Opioids have increased demand for treatment center beds, addiction specialists and foster families to critical levels. Providers are feeling the pinch.
The risk manager for Boyd Gaming Corp. says curiosity keeps him engaged, and continual education will be the key to managing emerging risks.
Sensors, 3D laser scanning, virtual reality and more are reshaping the traditional job site.
After a Nat Cat, traditional insurance can fall short in its timeliness and breadth of coverage. An industry exec discusses an alternative.
Crumbling roads and bridges isolate companies and trigger business interruption losses.
As a professor of business, Jack Hampton knows firsthand the positive impact education has on risk managers as they tackle growing risks.
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