A 2018 book tells the story of a Frenchman who lived lavishly, gambled brilliantly, yet bore the title of risk manager.

Employees are leaving the workforce. Here’s a look at employers’ top concerns when dealing with The Great Resignation.

Weather and risk professionals gathered in Florida for the 2021 National Disaster Resilience Conference.

Bill Ross, CEO of the Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation, discusses how to make a meaningful impact across the industry.

To capture young, new customers, insurers must adapt their business processes to be as responsive and proactive as possible in order to stay relevant.

A mere 9% of businesses rank environmental as the top risk in 2022. What that means for the industry moving forward.

Standard and Poor’s 2022 Commercial Insurance Industry Outlook is now available. Here are 5 takeaways.

Insurers are embracing cloud-based solutions to transform, adapt, and remain relevant and compliant in today’s market.

Data highlights pre-pandemic trends, but expert anticipates substantial impact to come.

Risk Placement Services released their mid-year casualty market outlook, highlighting which segments are meeting challenges and embracing opportunities.

A report from Kroll Bond Rating Agency highlights to importance of diversifying the insurance credit rating process.

As cyber threats become more sophisticated, here are three ways insurers can help keep clients protected.

For 18 years, Vincent Valencia lived atop a mountain supervising Mammoth Mountain Ski Area’s gondola operation. What happens when he retires in two years?

Like many professional organizations, the CPCU Society has been challenged in recent years by a decreasing membership base. The president-elect of the Society’s leadership council has some ideas on how to reverse that trend.

As commercial insurance continues to work to recruit and retain talent, analytics talent will remain a consistent need.

With the excess and surplus market set to undergo transformative growth over the next decade, brokers and insurers are faced with a host of new challenges and opportunities.

November 13th marked the 20th anniversary of Allied World’s launch in Bermuda. What started as a single line, high excess P&C carrier, is now a global player, offering multiple lines, with 21 offices worldwide, over 1,400 employees and more than $5 billion in gross written premium.

Insurance men once wore ties, now they wear jeans on Fridays.

The USAA prides itself on creating and fostering a mission that not only aligns with employee values, but makes a meaningful impact on social initiatives.

Market conditions have made insurance a key financial tool for private equity firms navigating today’s ever-changing risk landscape.