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Swiss Re’s SONAR report on 13 emerging risks aims to help businesses and insurers prepare for potential threats.
Extreme weather events were a top concern of business owners, followed by cyber, supply chain and U.S. elections, according to the survey from Gallagher.
Demographic groups face disproportionate MSD risks, showing the need for DEI factors to be considered in ergonomics and safety, according to the National Safety Council.
Virginia court denies worker’s comp claim, citing insufficient evidence that workplace conditions caused claimant’s injuries.
Marsh reports record number of cyber claims in 2023, with ransomware demands soaring despite more companies refusing to pay.
At the recent CFC Summit in Toronto, Risk & Insurance sat down with George Beattie, head of innovation at CFC, to discuss the London-based insurer’s latest offerings.
Jury verdicts exceeding $10 million are on the rise, impacting businesses, industries, and society, according to Institute for Legal Reform analysis.
Vector Solutions’ survey of industrial workers uncovers concerns about safety risks, gaps in training and employer priorities.
The latest commercial lines pricing survey from WTW reveals continued upward pressure on U.S. commercial insurance prices in Q1 2024.
CFC’s first North American summit to take place outside the U.S. looked to the future of cyber protection, carbon mitigation and more.
Organizations must prioritize endpoint data security to effectively manage the growing risks posed by remote work, sophisticated cyber threats, and regulatory requirements, a new report finds.
Allianz Commercial advises businesses to prepare for an exceptionally active 2024 Atlantic hurricane season by improving storm resilience measures.
Specialty drug costs nearly tripled over six years, while opioid utilization dropped and prescribing patterns shifted based on claim stage, according to Enlyte.