With a majority of the workforce setting up shop in their home offices, what implications will this have for us in the post-COVID world?

Former RIMS president Robert Cartwright has been working toward a stronger, more diverse and inclusive risk and insurance industry through leadership, example and continued education for young professionals.

The conference will touch on topics including climate change and cyber security that are expected to have a major impact on the industry.

Laura Langone, the 2020 president of RIMS, discusses the rise of Insurtech, a commitment to learning and why risk professionals need to break into boardrooms.

Why do we attend RIMS each year? In insurance terms: reputational risk.

Human sex and labor trafficking can be difficult to detect and presents major reputational risk exposures.

Board members are being held accountable for company-wide failure to curb misconduct and report incidents in a timely manner. This RIMS session is sure to help.

From testing your qualifications to creating your vision and strategy, here are a few building blocks to helping you become a successful risk leader.

Tips for the befuddled on how to get the most out of your RIMS conference.

These are the can’t-miss sessions lined up for RIMS 2019 this year as chosen by the editors of Risk & Insurance®.

Ahead of RIMS’ annual conference in late April, we sat down with industry executives to see what trends they’ll be keen to discuss at the show.

One of the thorniest issues in cyber coverage may be choosing which broker should lead coverage placement.

Sensors, 3D laser scanning, virtual reality and more are reshaping the traditional job site.

Sports risk management faces a different kind of challenge — especially if the team is well-known and successful.

This year’s Excellence in Risk Management report reveals a gap between awareness of new technologies and the ability to employ them strategically.

Five sessions in San Antonio that should pack them in.

Sexual harassment and the threats and opportunities in artificial intelligence will be on this year’s RIMS agenda.

New cyber model platforms will help insurers better manage aggregation risk within their books of business.

If barriers to implementation are brought down, blockchain offers potential for financial institutions.

Risk managers can use IoT for data analytics and other risk mitigation needs, but connected devices also offer a multitude of exposures.