How can we prepare for the future of risk management? The Institutes’ Future of Risk Conference, a three day all-virtual event, looks to answer that question.

Best-practice office ergonomics will be back in focus once the workforce is vaccinated and workers can return to something resembling normalcy.

Experts discuss the implications of remote work and what employers look for in potential employees post-pandemic.

The agency captive concept is generally no different than any other captive formation.

Prior to the pandemic, almost one third of provider organizations did not utilize telemedicine. Then the COVID-19 pandemic hit.

A recent session at the National Ergonomics Conference examined the strategic approach Cargill is using to expand their ergonomics program from 40 locations to over 400.

The pandemic will have lasting impacts on the global economic and geopolitical landscape.

The threat of cyber attack and ransomware is growing for the manufacturing sector, but insurers are getting ahead now to curb the risk.

For the commercial insurance space, it’s imperative to view D&I tactics with importance, rather than another box to check. 

Sudhakar Ramakrishna hadn’t officially started with SolarWinds when the company learned it suffered one of the largest data breaches in history — affecting Fortune 500 companies and top government agencies.

IMA Financial Group announces executive hire, EPIC appoints senior principal and Argus names two members to their Board of Directors in this edition of People on the Move. 

The Vermont captive insurance sector has experienced tremendous growth thanks to its collaborative regulation, extensive infrastructure and commitment to working together.

The construction and real estate sectors are showing an increasing interest in captives.

Vermont’s captive insurance industry has come a long way since 1981. Here’s how they state continues to garner success.

The latest court filings and cases that will have an impact on the risk management and insurance industry.

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to harm workers, workers’ comp executives wonder what the lasting effects of state-mandated presumptions will be.

A new report examining Mitchell’s claims data from 2020 highlights several trends the industry faced during the pandemic

A real estate developer faces two lawsuits for soil grading issues. When it looks to its geotechnical engineer’s insurer for help, the court has to step in.

COVID-19 has caused much of our lives to feel tumultuous. Worker demographics too have experienced numerous changes over the last year.

True progress in promoting diversity and inclusion in insurance will require a departure from the “safety” of comfortable silos.