A Nationwide survey confirmed that business owner customers want a fast and easy experience and prefer to work with knowledgeable agents and insurers while benefiting from the tech advances aiding claims.

Over 480 workers’ compensation stakeholders share their key considerations for the industry as we move into 2022 and beyond.

Employees are leaving the workforce. Here’s a look at employers’ top concerns when dealing with The Great Resignation.

Bill Ross, CEO of the Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation, discusses how to make a meaningful impact across the industry.

Predicting some specific risks such as ransomware or climate change disruptions may be easier than others and regulators are expecting companies to show they are prepared for them.

When we automate the more mundane processes in risk management, we will start to gain successes and build a better risk landscape.

Standard and Poor’s 2022 Commercial Insurance Industry Outlook is now available. Here are 5 takeaways.

The four issues they were most excited about were new products and services; automation and the use of AI for improving underwriting performance; new data sources; and ESG considerations.

How can we manage risk through volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity? In this VUCA world, here’s an idea where to start.

Insurers are embracing cloud-based solutions to transform, adapt, and remain relevant and compliant in today’s market.

From more flexible work arrangements to diversity and inclusion, here’s what the next generation of insurance talent is looking for.

As cyber threats become more sophisticated, here are three ways insurers can help keep clients protected.

To kick-off Triple-I’s Joint Industry Forum CEO Sean Kevelighan discussed the top issues insurers and risk managers should be watching next year.

From climate change to cybersecurity, experts identified these issues as our greatest risks. How will risk managers respond?

As commercial insurance continues to work to recruit and retain talent, analytics talent will remain a consistent need.

With the excess and surplus market set to undergo transformative growth over the next decade, brokers and insurers are faced with a host of new challenges and opportunities.

November 13th marked the 20th anniversary of Allied World’s launch in Bermuda. What started as a single line, high excess P&C carrier, is now a global player, offering multiple lines, with 21 offices worldwide, over 1,400 employees and more than $5 billion in gross written premium.

SwissRe publishes a report focused on the positive affects of nature.

The Hartford’s Natalie Burns’ recent promotion allows her to utilize previous lessons to combat the most fearsome of challenges.

Sherri Johnson, vice president of corporate claims at Aimbridge Hospitality, discusses what professionals can do attract the newest talents to the industry.