Climate change, social media and artificial intelligence are increasing the rate of emerging risks.

Plan ahead for this major European shift to limit your multinational exposures.

On-the-road risks are becoming more challenging to manage. See our map of the top current exposures plotted by frequency and impact.

True innovation in the insurance industry is exceedingly rare. Over thousands of years, only a tiny number of individuals have left their mark on history.

Machine learning programs are taking cyber security to the next level, though they won’t keep hackers at bay for long.

Crumbling roads and bridges isolate companies and trigger business interruption losses.

Background checks and monitoring property — like laptops lent by the company — can deter and prevent crimes committed by employees.

Growing populations and rising property values, combined with an increase in high-severity catastrophes, are pushing the insurance protection gap to a critical level.

It’s not that these risks are new; it’s that they’re coming at you at a volume and rate you never imagined before.

Cyber, trucking and terror risk in property are finding alternative risk homes.

For a company that’s changing the way people drive, building the right insurance program was a collaborative accomplishment.

How many risk prevention and mitigation techniques are designed around the triangle rule?

AI has potential, but it comes with risks. Mitigating these risks helps insurers and insureds alike, enabling advances in almost every field. 

The flexibility of captives is well-suited to serve the rapidly changing risks health care organizations face.

The U.S. Hang Gliding and Paragliding Association creates a captive in Vermont.

A recent supplier snafu saw KFC’s UK outlets run out of chicken. The growing use of analytics address supply chain and distribution vulnerabilities.

Whether high net worth homeowners take up sufficient excess flood coverage is a point of concern.

Marrying property and cyber coverage seamlessly is an area of increased focus for risk managers and underwriters.

As a professor of business, Jack Hampton knows firsthand the positive impact education has on risk managers as they tackle growing risks.

Comp payers need to do the right thing in helping PTSD sufferers.