The Maryland Stadium Authority’s Eric Johnson delivered impressive risk management results on a novel public infrastructure project

By working to improve employee mental health in construction, Jason Malatak is also addressing a range of other issues, from quality of work to employee retention.

Darrell Mathis is building an exemplary claims program for the third-largest city in the United States.

For one facilities services provider, the first step toward better safety was to align goals between departments.

John Quigley succeeded in merging two massive insurance programs under extreme pressure.

Carriers that have the depth of experience and the vision to create and maintain stable portfolios will be better partners to buyers and distributors of insurance in the long run.

When carriers stop offering homeowners insurance policies in particular locations, captives are a way to provide needed risk transfer.

During the tough property markets of recent years, parametrics grew in popularity. Now, even as the market stabilizes, they’re proving their staying power.

Skyrocketing cyber insurance rates have many wondering if a federal backstop is needed. Experts say we need to tackle cybersecurity controls first.

Safety first, today, tomorrow, always. Progress without worker pain is possible, whatever comes our way next.

Why would an investor ever instruct a chocolate company to sell less chocolate?

Distracted driving is a growing — and pernicious — cause of auto accidents, but a predict and prevent approach can help to stem the tide of losses.

R&W insurance uptake is increasing — here’s why.

Private flood insurance remains underutilized, but insurance envisions new technology to meet this misunderstood need.

A career in risk management has taken Kevin Jones further than he ever imagined. No wonder it’s a path he encourages younger professionals to follow.

Workers’ comp was once slow to implement technology. Now, it’s catching up quickly.

For companies facing expensive and hard-to-insure property perils, captives offer flexibility and price stability.

An increasingly hostile society necessitates a more alert approach to public sector risk management.

Captives require the cooperation of a number of different individuals in order to succeed.

With so much data available to insurers, collecting and using it responsibly is an ever more daunting task.