New York’s brief expansion of workers’ comp mental health coverage offers a cautionary tale — and a roadmap for proactive employers.

The 2026 In2Risk call for proposals is open to all industry professionals through March 6.

Rising disaster losses highlight predict-and-prevent innovations, including AI modernizing cold chains to reduce risk globally.

Behavioral health and an awareness that claim severity will continue to increase due to medical costs remain areas of focus in workers’ compensation.

The artificial intelligence push is opening up a new era of investment opportunities that carry with them substantial risk considerations.

QBE’s Julie Minor sees significant growth opportunities for the company in the U.S. in 2026.

The Private Risk Management Association provides networking and educational opportunities for brokers in the high net worth space.

To really get the best result from the underwriter and the most competitive pricing and terms for the insureds, it really helps for brokers to be additive in the process as opposed to just being transactional.

Despite an overall decline in manufacturing activity, there are still insurance brokering opportunities in the sector.

Brokers can bring significant value by truly understanding what the insured’s operations are.

The sheer scale of some construction projects means that brokers have had to get creative in their project placements.

State by state regulation of environmental contaminants is a complicated landscape that brokers must be well-versed in.

What you need for a claims role is to be naturally inquisitive and analytical in the way you approach a claim. You need to look at things from a very process-forward analytical state.

The CPCU Society’s annual two-day leadership conference returns to Nashville this year with trending topics and engaging sessions.

Community pools make sense as a way to address the insurance coverage gap in residential and commercial structures.

A new insurance designation aims to broaden the knowledge base of insurance investment managers.

Despite declining transaction volume in 2024, life sciences companies are pursuing bigger acquisitions to secure drug portfolios, integrate AI capabilities, and navigate the looming patent cliff.

As AI reshapes the competitive landscape, technology companies are pursuing bigger acquisitions despite declining deal volume, with blockbuster transactions exceeding $30 billion becoming the new normal.

There is ample communications science scholarship available to give guidance to insurance companies on how best to manage claims negotiations.

The rapid and massive expansion of digital infrastructure demands an evolved approach to risk management.