Graham Johnson, placement specialist at Marsh, leaves no stone unturned in the public entity insurance space in his efforts to uncover new and innovative ways to help his clients, especially when it comes to budget guidance and execution during the renewal process.

To withstand today’s multifarious perils, risk managers need to lead enterprise-wide strategy, but they can’t do it alone.

Research reveals what is possible when collaboration is employed to solve major challenges facing society.

Companies are now looking to parametric insurance for more than weather and seismic coverages.

When it comes to predicting and preventing natural catastrophe property losses, risk professionals are finding tech solutions rooted in resiliency. 

Telematics and crash avoidance technologies are predicting and preventing accidents, making our roads safer.

A survey from Risk & Insurance® examines insurance carriers’ top concerns for the industry.

If insurance and other entities don’t full apply the science of predicting and preventing losses, they may face unmanageable claims. 

Replacing outdated insurance software systems is a major undertaking, but with the right incremental approach, the return on investment can become apparent immediately.

Chris Bennett, president of Core Solutions, Origami Risk, examines the key challenges involved in overhauling legacy systems and implementing new ones, as well as how to keep up with the latest advances.

Sensors to monitor location, temperature and other key shipment touchpoints are becoming more common. What to do with the data remains a challenge.

Experts can utilize the most innovative technologies to solve for supply chain challenges, but these solutions are nothing without trust.

Each year brings news of risk management and insurance programs launching at colleges and universities of every tier. But to get students from classrooms to careers in risk and insurance, faculty, recruiters and employers have their work cut out for them.

Traditional risk transfer is no longer adequate to keep up with the colossal forces transforming society. We need an ounce of prevention.

The fight against climate change is a complex one, and it will require unprecedented collaboration between businesses, governments and nations. Fortunately, trust and transparency is where blockchain technology excels.

Risk and insurance trends we can expect for 2023, as predicted by leading Insurtech executives and C-suite leaders.

Property insurance markets are bracing for increasingly frequent severe weather events.

Increased productivity and cost savings are just two benefits of artificial intelligence systems.

The CPCU Society’s annual conference combined top speakers, education and networking opportunities in tech-trendy San Francisco.

We can no longer ignore both the benefits and the overall need for data utilization when it comes to underwriting risk.