A new networking and professional development group is funneling young people into the captive industry. Let’s take a look at their first year.

The flood of data to interpret — from predictive analytics and the ongoing complexity of insurance policies — leaves adjusters with plenty of work to do. The question is how to best support them.

Employee-owned manufacturer Carris Reels found a place to form its captive in its home state of Vermont — making it a rare gem for the domicile.

The 2024 Class of Rising Stars is here, and its graduating members are showing what it means to be a Power Broker during times of change and unpredictability.

The NAIC’s national call for policy and claim is intended to help regulators address a growing crisis in property insurance, but some states are opting out of full participation in an effort to attract new capacity.

The implementation of an annual wellness-fitness program can improve firefighter fitness and ultimately help save lives.

The Hartford joins a growing-list of insurers that have withdrawn from California’s homeowners insurance market.

Growing a prominent “insurance” empire in the 1920s and ’30s brought this entrepreneur fame, fortune and the veneration of the public — at least for a while.

A mix of technology and old-school best practices is driving return-to-work results in workers’ comp.

I am excited to launch The Theo Award, I’m proud of Theo’s mission, and I can’t wait to hear your success stories.

Health care workers put their patients first every day. It’s time we place their wellbeing at the fore.

COVID was not the only thing that disrupted business travel. Geopolitical instability, climate risks and a new class of bleisure travelers are making corporate travel more complicated.

Fifty years on, the conflict at the heart of the film “Chinatown” — disputes over diminishing fresh water supplies — is more relevant than ever.

Risk management systems are taking on a power and prominence that were previously unimaginable.

For Adria White, community is a big aspect of a successful risk management career. It’s why she’s adamant about working strategically with her team and the public entity risk management community in Nevada.

Where increasingly severe weather meets growing populations, property damage from wind, hail and flood may seem inevitable. Fortunately, there’s much that property risk engineers can do.

A combination of a choppy economy with increased claims frequency and severity could lead to rate increases in the Management & Professional Liability market.

How the fear of reinjury can affect workers’ comp claims.

For the savvy risk professional, the one charged with great power to protect construction workers and the bottom line, becoming a mitigation hero is more than a necessity — it’s a responsibility.

Artificial intelligence can help brokers manage the high-volume, low-premium accounts commonly associated with small and middle market businesses.