Tech startups and data wizards are claiming to make insurance modern, agile, and friendly. Will they succeed where other tech waves have failed?

Key drivers include retail distress and eagerness on the part of banks to monetize.

Underwriters and risk managers are beginning to get their arms around the next wave of cyber exposure — an attack that causes property or bodily damage.

Accumulation risk due to the increased size of marine vessels is something marine underwriters are keeping a keen eye on.

New cyber security regulations increase exposure for directors and officers at financial institutions.

As technology becomes more integrated into construction, surety underwriters need more comfort and clarity.

Mold, emerging contaminants, and increasing claims complexity are all issues to watch in the area of environmental risk.

Major vessel loss frequency and cost trends pressure marine underwriters.

Food delivery is a huge trend in the restaurant business. But the road is paved with risk.

Bonding requirements in the weed business are wildly inconsistent and sometimes seem biased against the industry.

The “rewards” of digital medicine will not come without risk.

How location intelligence will reshape the future of commercial property underwriting.

New cyber model platforms will help insurers better manage aggregation risk within their books of business.

Carriers continue their vital role of helping insureds mitigate risks and promote safety.

Chubb’s fine arts team takes pride in returning a treasured piece of art to a Philadelphia-area family.

As seas rise, so does the risk that buyers will become leery of taking on mortgages along our coasts. 

Once the darling of the P&C world, commercial auto is now its problem child. Faced with escalating losses, insurers have no choice but to continue to raise rates and write smarter.

Eventually, human error will be eliminated from motoring. What does that mean for auto insurers?

With forecasting at the heart of the business, insurers want the truth, the whole truth and, quite literally, nothing but the truth.

From gaps in coverage to confusing terminology and hidden exclusions, choosing the right stand-alone cyber policy is a complex and challenging process.