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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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Penalty Shot: NHL Sues Its Insurers Over COVID-19 Losses

The National Hockey League has filed suit against its insurers over alleged revenue losses during mandatory COVID-19 shutdowns.

As Mask Mandates Lift, What Happens to Employers’ Liability Exposures?

Now that the CDC recommendations say most Americans can remove their masks, what should employers do to keep workers safe?

From a Knack for Math to Becoming a Vermont Captive Actuary, Maigh Wright Shares Her Story

Vermont native Maigh Wright has found a stimulating career in her home state’s captive industry.

Have You Been to Vermont in August? VCIA’s Annual Conference Is Back In-Person this Summer

The Vermont Captive Insurance Association is back in-person for its annual conference this August.

An Industry that Gives: Learn the Truth About Commercial Insurance’s Charitable Side

Insurance industry financial resources and human capital are stalwart contributors to social wellbeing.

That’s Right; Nonprofits Thrive in Captives. How These Businesses Found a Home in Vermont

The State of Vermont is known for its captive knowledge base and its success with for-profit businesses. It’s equally adept at offering alternate risk transfer to the nonprofit sector.

It’s All About the Team. How Vermont’s Captive Insurance Examiners Enable Alternate Risk Transfer

Vermont’s captive examiners pride themselves on being just one part of a competent, veteran financial regulation network.

Insuring the Technology Leap: Can Risk Transfer Keep Up?

Is adequate risk transfer in the face of rapid technological change even possible?

What Will It Take to Thwart Cyberattacks? IBM Securities X-Force Has Unearthed These Vital Suggestions

IBM’s X-Force Threat Intelligence Index sheds light on where today’s cyberthreats are most prevalent and how to safeguard against them.

Avis Budget Group Risk Manager Suzanne Panicoe Details 2022 Travel Risk

Avis Budget Group risk manager Suzanne Panicoe details the risks she expects the travel industry will face in 2022.

Why Shouldn’t Injured Workers Benefit from the Employee Engagement Strategies the Pandemic Taught Us?

Organizations should consider what programs are needed to keep occupationally injured workers who need to be home for a substantial period engaged with the organization.

Two Birds, One Stone: How DEI Efforts Bolster Insurance Industry Diversity While Addressing the Growing Talent Gap

Instilling a successful culture of inclusive hiring from day one requires a review of one’s DE&I practices.

Vaulting Beyond Indemnity Payments, This Workers’ Comp Insurer Doubles Down on Philanthropy

Initiatives that the insurance provider participates in ranges from supporting Kids’ Chance of America to supplying meals within a COVID-19 relief effort.

From Ukraine to PFAS, Here’s What You Missed at the CPCU Society Reinsurance and Excess and Surplus Symposium

CPCU Society’s annual Reinsurance & Excess Surplus Lines Symposium was a virtual two-days experience of education, networking and fun.

Opinion | It’s Time for an Industry Marketing Reset. Let’s Show the World What Insurance Can Really Do

The emus and geckos aren’t showing the world the true impact of insurance. Maybe it’s time for a marketing reset.

We Talk About Ransomware All the Time. So What Do We Actually Do When a Hacker Has Our Data?

What should your first step even be when a hacker encrypts your data?

6 People on the Move

Charles Taylor appoints marketing and business development SVP, Haynes and Boone welcomes new insurance recovery practice partner and more.

Riskline’s CEO Kennet Nordlien on Global Travel During a Pandemic and Growing Tensions in the West

Travel is starting to bounce back since the onset of the coronavirus. What are the risks that these travelers should be watching?

Legal Roundup: Startup CEO Pleads Guilty to Financial Fraud, Airline Accused of Violating Rest Rules and More

Virgin Airlines has been accused of violating the state of California’s rest laws, which prevent flight attendants from being overworked.

How Accident and Health Insurance Is Helping Employers Navigate an Evolving Travel Insurance Landscape

Allied World’s new head of accident and health insurance for North America envisions a host of business opportunities as traveling employees seek more assurances.