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Accounting for Similarities. What Stakeholders Believe The Institutes’ Affiliation with IASA Can Deliver

The Institutes’ latest affiliation promises to introduce the skills and experience of insurance accounting and systems administration professionals to a much wider audience.

Upcoming Nov. 7 and 8: The CRC’s Resilience Innovation Summit Meets to Tackle Catastrophic Climate Risks

Driving Toward Coverage Solutions on the Bumpy Road of Commercial Auto

A New Dawn for Risk & Insurance: Introducing “The Risk Brief”

How a Mentor Can Improve Injury Recovery Outcomes: Three Firsthand Perspectives

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Who’s in the Driver’s Seat? Risk Management Updates for the Autonomous Vehicle Industry

A 2022 RIMS session looked at new regulations that impact the autonomous vehicle industry.

What’s the Difference Between Standard PT and Work Conditioning When It Comes to Return-to-Work Success?

Physical therapy is great. But work conditioning and work hardening are the true champions when it comes to rehabilitative care in workers’ comp.

Why Protecting Insurers’ Digital Assets Is More Important than Ever as the Russia-Ukraine Conflict Continues

The continued conflict acts as an urgent reminder for agencies to review their cybersecurity strategies.

Cyber Risk Is Keeping Your CEO Up at Night. Here’s Why

Cyber exposures have CEOs on edge. A session at the 2022 RIMS conference examines what can be done to mitigate the risks.

In Case You Didn’t Know, a Holistic Approach to Treating Injured Workers Really Works. Why Going Beyond the Physical Is Paramount to Recovery

A 2022 RIMS session shared why incorporating a biopsychosocial approach could mean all the difference in a worker’s recovery.

How IoT Can Play a Risk Mitigation Role and Not Just Be a Security Headache

A wealth of data has been captured since the onset of the pandemic via IoT sensors.

Legal Roundup: Andy Warhol Copyright Infringement Case to Be Heard by SCOTUS and More

The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a copyright infringement case involving Andy Warhol and a photo of Prince.

Ensuring COVID Vaccine Distribution on a Global Scale: How Marsh’s Julie Martin Got It Done

From government underwriter to 2022 Nonprofit Power Broker®, Marsh’s Julie Martin has quite the story.

An Eye on AI: How the Human Element Plays a Role in Today’s Tech

Artificial intelligence is becoming an increasingly important tool for commercial insurers, but ethical concerns remain.

131 Insurers Sue ERCOT Over Winter Storm Uri

Winter Storm Uri hit Texas in February 2021. Now, insurance is feeling the strain.

Work Environment Redux: What Employees Want in 2022 and How Workplaces Are Responding

Flexibility in scheduling is becoming the norm for employers as we start to return to an office setting. This is great news, because the pandemic certainly changed the working climate.

Insurance Philanthropy at Its Finest: IICF Shares the Industry’s Unwavering Efforts

The IICF held its annual media roundtable to discuss its 2021 philanthropic efforts and its initiatives for 2022.

6 People on the Move

HUB names EVP of its high net worth private client practice, FIGUR8 appoints EVP of commercial operations, and Lockton appoints VP for complex aviation risk.

Cyber Is a Supervillain: Will 2022’s Cybersecurity’s Valiant Defenders Come to the Rescue?

A recent report by Kroll details a stark increase in cyberattack occurrences from Q3 to Q4, as well as which sectors were most effected.

Risk & Insurance News + Notes: P&C Insurers See $5.6B Net Underwriting Loss by Q3 2021, NYSIF Announces Minority- and Women-Owned Business Participation Goal and More

The latest happenings in the news that could impact the insurance industry.

Legal Roundup: NYPD Allegedly Stored DNA in ‘Rogue’ Database, Tech Startup Kytch Sues McDonald’s in Federal Court and More

The State of Rhode Island sues Teva Pharmaceuticals and AbbVie’s Allergan unit for their role in the state’s opioid epidemic.

Health, Happiness and the Pursuit of Loyalty. How An Occupational Health Strategy Tamps Down Employee Turnover Risk

Employers have the opportunity to invest in occupational health resources as a means to combat the continued Great Resignation.

The Potentially Problematic Products Pharmacy Benefit Managers Are Monitoring

Each year will bring a new class of medications onto the radar of pharmacy benefit managers, here’s what they’re watching now.

Professional Lines: How the Latest Litigation Trends Are Leaving a Mark

Professional firms are feeling the weight of changing litigation trends, but experts say capital isn’t a concern.

Managing Global Risks Comes Down to Relationships, These Risk Managers Share

Global risk management programs are never one-size-fits-all. They’re tailor-made through unrelenting collaboration between partners.