Celebrating 50 years in the business, Lockton remains focused on being privately held and expanding a unique culture.

As brokerages face a war for talent, they are recruiting more experienced candidates, including those outside of the industry.

Predictive analytics models are useless if their implementation lacks the necessary resources.

No longer a niche market, loss histories for renewable energy are reworking how green is insured.

Brown & Brown won a temporary injunction against a competitor and the former employees who it accused of taking clients with them when they left.

The 2016 Teddy Award winners hail from very different industry sectors, but share the same fierce commitment to safeguarding the lives and livelihoods of their people.

The judges of the 2016 Teddy Awards reflect on what they learned, and on the value of awards programs in the workers’ comp space.

Blockchain may bring great changes for the insurance industry, but calling it “revolutionary” is a stretch.

Discerning insurance buyers and their brokers increasingly seek specialist wordings from a professional liability community that is desperate to differentiate.

A look at the latest decisions impacting the industry.

The use of drones allowed insurance companies to speed up the claims process and improve safety for their staff.

Public and private sector experts are planning resiliency efforts to combat potential disaster losses and the problem of underinsurance.

Carriers offering long-term-care coverage have been rocked by low lapse rates in a low-interest environment.

Successful brokers say finding niches enhances growth and creates new revenue streams.

Insurance companies and purchasers should prepare for artificial intelligence to become a reality within a decade or three.

Has the time for sanity in excess follow forms arrived?

Learn how to overcome the challenges when implementing digital solutions enterprise-wide.

Negative interest rates pose big problems for banks, insurance companies, and the average saver.

As exoskeleton technology evolves, the potential impact on claims outcomes could make it worth the cost in some cases.

To fill a technical talent gap, specialty operators must convince the next generation — and talent from outside the industry — of the appeal of writing non-standard insurance.