Kudos to AIG for having an insurance tagline that make sense. Others might want to revisit the drawing board.

Sky-high jury verdicts will challenge liability insurers, but aggregated data combined with niche expertise will help specialty underwriters succeed.

Appointments are announced at NCOIL, Palomar Specialty Insurance Company, Group1001; Assurex Global; myMatrixx; and Aspen.

Fire and flood are some of a museum’s worries. Theft, loan gaps and vandalism top the list.

These executives are going to do some amazing things these next 12 months.

Seth Hall is tasked with positioning Philadelphia Insurance Companies for both the present and future, as culture and technology continuously drive rapid shifts in customer needs and expectations.

As she sees it, Faye Cook is inspired to change how the insurance industry has traditionally viewed the business, moving from the transactional to the collaborative.

Swiss Re Corporate Solutions is on a mission to become more accessible to more businesses, and and Christine Springob will lead the charge.

FM Global’s Malcolm Roberts sets his 2019 priorities.

Michael Costonis is leading all information technology, analytics and operations functions across CNA as the new chief operations officer.

Appointed president of Ironshore North America Specialty, Matt Dolan places his focus on solutions — not just conventional products.

One woman’s journey to overcome paralyzing fear provided inspiration for workers’ comp professionals attending AWWC’s December 2018 leadership event.

Greg Hendrick takes the reins at AXA XL, which formed in March 2018. He sat down with R&I Editor-in-Chief Dan Reynolds to discuss the impact the new division could have.

Who said a society that abandons common sense is utterly doomed? Oh yes, it was me, lost as I am in confusion of modern life.

Steve Horton to lead a new Liberty unit. Joe Girardi joins CorRisk. Todd Cusano to lead Lawyers’ Liability group for Ethos. Geraldine DelPrete joins SterlingRisk. Bala Viswanathan becomes COO for Mercer.

In 2018, the industry embraced disruptive technologies. Here are the five trends I see unfolding next year.

The Harvard Business Review identified a few ways intelligent people undermine their success. Four of their insights hold acute relevance for insurance industry professionals.

The property market was in the hot seat coming out of 2017 and into 2018. But it’s the commercial insurance market that saw a ‘stealthy’ firming.

The need for E&S coverage is growing thanks to a healthy economy and growing complexity of risk, but E&S underwriters face competitive pressure.

The number of African Americans in insurance is small. On top of that, this group faces continued unconscious bias and a lack of mentors in the industry.