When the new iPhone is released, we flock to stores. When new ERM strategies come to market, we open our wallets. But is the price tag on these so-called “must buys” worth the price?

Technology makes it easier to identify fraud and is revolutionizing the accuracy of the insurance industry.

Insurers, brokers and risk managers agree there are endless opportunities in this field. Here’s what they want young professionals to know.

Smart contracts could very well be the future for commercial insurers. So how can this technology make the claims process easier?

Don’t assume department heads and other company decision makers know the value of a good risk manager. Show them.

Younger workers are increasingly eschewing traditional employment. This trend could have a huge effect on the workers’ compensation landscape.

The insurance markets are responding to the waves of active shooter violence and are attempting to tailor appropriate products.

The Doctors Company elects a new board member, Markel International brings on a head of PACE in Asia, the Liberty Company adds a new senior vice president and more in this edition of People on the Move.

Every June thousands of organizations in the United States commit to safer business practices during the National Safety Month. Here’s how construction can join the cause.

With increased legalization, marijuana use and its impacts is becoming a more common subject of debate in the world of workers’ comp. Here are a few medical insights workers’ compensation pros should keep in mind.

Artificial intelligence has become a key weapon in responding to extreme weather events like hurricanes, flooding, drought and wildfires. 

AFL Insurance Brokers UK names CEO, Aon finds a U.S. vice chair, Hiscox announced the appointment of a Midwest regional executive and more in this edition of People on the Move.

Carisk brings on a new SVP, a CFO is selected for Relation Insurance Services, RT Specialty promotes a senior account manager and more in this edition of People on the Move.

The 2019 Rising Stars are make it seem like the prospects for our economy and the world are not as gloomy as some think them to be.

Have you ever wondered how James T. Kirk was able to repair his damaged ship from week to week? He had some great insurance, no doubt.

The U.S. economy is primed for a recession in 2020 or 2021, so says 82% of the investment chiefs at the world’s largest insurance companies.

The future of commercial insurance depends on insurance companies becoming less hierarchical and open to employing a broader talent base.

Big data, artificial intelligence and machine learning are driving a shift in the way insurers approach risk and could fundamentally change the business model over the long term.

The insurance business model is shifting away from the idea of repair/reimburse as more insureds desire a predict-and-prevent approach.

Commercial insurance and technology were made for each other; they don’t know how well just yet.