The Travelers Cyber Academy offers free training for brokers that work with small and mid-sized clients, where risk is on the rise.

A carrier, a brokerage and a program administrator tangle over legal costs.

The iconic flag’s inclusion at the 9/11 Memorial Museum helps to commemorate the 15-year anniversary of the 2001 attacks.

Wholesale and retail broker contracts must spell out roles, responsibilities and expectations.

The leaders of Willis Towers Watson discuss their hopes for the newly combined organization.

Captives have substantial leverage to upgrade portfolios and enhance coverage.

A higher payroll may mean an increase in premiums. Claims costs may increase as well.

Three Bay Area insurance brokerage executives raise money for nonprofits and explore their creative sides in a rock and roll band.

As some carriers pull back on business interruption coverage due to compounded exposures, insureds look to minimize risk.

Younger brokers play an important role in helping insureds understand cyber risks.

Senior executives discuss the industry’s continued challenges in not just attracting young talent but keeping it.

Insurance brokers must adapt as payroll companies and others blur the lines of traditional insurance distribution methods.

An insured discovered after a fire that his broker failed to act on his request to procure fire insurance, according to allegations in the lawsuit.

Brokerages see slowing organic revenue growth.

Representations and warranties policies evolved into an efficient and effective capital solution.

Films can require many insurance policies, depending on whether the production involves unusual hazards, stunts or overseas locations.

The class of 2016 impresses with its size and quality.

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