Secondary peril exposures are driving interest in reinsurance and parametric insurance covers.

When insurers understand the unique challenges of specialized industries, they can deliver risk management solutions that protect operations while supporting growth. Leading carriers are investing in sector-specific expertise to help clients navigate complex exposures.

Recent government opposition notwithstanding, this new frontier in U.S. renewable energy is seen as essential to meet power demands for data centers and the electrified economy.

The devastating Red Hook warehouse blaze highlights the risks of underinsurance and why broker advocacy is so important.

Facing increasing cyber risk exposure across their portfolios, private equity firms are tightening cybersecurity expectations, improving governance, and reevaluating insurance coverage.

Church Mutual’s Jeff Zehr sees plenty of underwriting opportunities in the nonprofit space, despite headwinds such as nuclear verdicts and nonprofit funding challenges.

As the weather cools in some parts of the country, we can’t forget about workplace heat safety risks.

In this fictive scenario, a construction company’s founder dies suddenly, leaving his sons to discover a costly gap in their knowledge that threatens everything he built.

Social inflation, AI adoption, and product innovation are shaping the future of the professional liability market.

Hunter Falk emphasizes collaboration, talent diversity, and evolving engagement in modern risk management practices.

Outdoor air pollution is no joke. But the environmental liability from mold and other indoor pollutants is just as real and must be understood, mitigated and addressed with superior insurance coverage.

Legal services for policy holders as a bolt-on is the approach being taken by Epoq.

Ergonomic assessments can help organizations create safer work environments. The use of artificial intelligence in this field is poised to create even better results, if managed properly.

Marsh’s Samar Patni shares insight into public sector and health care brokering.

Workers age 55-plus are staying in the workforce longer. When injuries occur, claims can become complex for this demographic. 

In a conversation with National Comp Chair Michelle Kerr, this year’s keynote speaker Noah Galloway shares insights on the critical role of mental health, and why compassion should be at the core of workers’ compensation.

Supply chain shortages, unpredictable labor costs, and regional differences in rebuilding standards are just a few factors to consider.

After 16 years working for car dealerships, Mistry Carson was ready for a change. Here’s her personal journey as a non-traditional insurance hire.

The Los Angeles Unified School District domiciled its captive in Vermont last summer. Now, one year later, the team looks back at what it will take for other large public entities to follow in its successful footsteps.  

A shortage of skilled cybersecurity professionals is exposing businesses to rising risks—and reshaping how insurers assess, price, and respond to cyber threats.