As AI reshapes the risk landscape, insurers, tech firms, and businesses must break down data silos and collaborate to anticipate emerging threats and build safer, smarter systems.

Insurance carriers are facing a growing pressure to modernize by re-examining how they work, make decisions, and engage employees. Enter AI.

Risk All Stars represent the very best in risk management.

Green Shield Risk Solutions is tackling the wildfire crisis head-on, proving that with the right technology and expertise, these risks can be successfully managed rather than simply avoided.

AI maturity index reveals performance gaps among major carriers, with early AI investments beginning to drive measurable business outcomes, according to Evident.

The co-founder and CEO details how her scientific background has influenced her Insurtech startup.

With only 11% of cryptocurrency holders insured despite strong demand, insurers face both significant challenges and substantial opportunities, according to commentary from AM Best.

Custom AI assistants deliver stronger broker relationships and continuous improvement through feedback loops, Capgemini found.

Crawford & Company’s President and CEO provides a global view of the commercial insurance industry’s challenges and opportunities.

TJ Frost witnessed the benefits of medical cannabis and pioneered a brokerage for the then-nascent industry that is now booming.

Creating truly safe roads requires a comprehensive approach that addresses vehicle technology, transportation policy and the risky behaviors that contribute to these preventable tragedies.

The 2025 Rising Stars demonstrate what it means to put the customer first, striving to place their clients’ businesses at the heart of what they do each day.

Insurance needs to put up a better fight in the court of public opinion.

The CPCU Society’s In2Leadership event provides two days of leadership education and networking for insurance professionals.

The RISKWORLD™ event in Chicago this year took a step forward. We’ll see where it goes from here.

Increasingly severe weather demands a new risk management approach.

A lesson in how good intentions can go awry.

Technology is greatly amplifying the capabilities of criminals to deceive employees and produce outsized, illegitimate gains.

The hope that workers’ compensation adjusters can get long-needed relief with the assistance of generative AI appears to be well-founded.

Demographic changes and a changing climate are colliding to create greater losses from convective storms.