An explosion that killed two workers in Clairton, Pennsylvania, will hopefully lead to reforms.

As AI rapidly transforms underwriting, claims, and operations, the Associate in Insurance AI™ provides practical skills to evaluate and apply this technology across the insurance value chain.

The awareness of the value of risk engineering is on the rise.

Underreported silica-related symptoms quietly put workers at risk of serious, lasting harm.

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.

There’s a lot of AI-hype. Where are the results?

TRIP provides a critical federal backstop, but standalone terrorism insurance delivers the certainty, scope, and continuity needed to fully protect against today’s evolving terrorism and political violence risks.

In the last 15 years, I’ve been burgled, slandered, libeled, bankrupted, knocked down by a bicycle, electrocuted and strangled. Yet I haven’t filed a single claim.

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.