Do we, in our risk management community, have a consistent way of measuring and ranking one disaster over another?

Hurricane rebuilding will require creative solutions.

New materials, methods and ideas are empowering property owners to rein in their catastrophe risks.

When travelers stay home, hospitality companies recoup lost income through customized, data-defined policies.

A look at the latest court decisions impacting the insurance industry.

Employers are urged to proceed with caution when returning to hurricane damaged properties.

Contingent business interruption claims from Hurricane Irma could take years to resolve.

Daimler Trucks North America’s Dan Holden advocated for a disaster recovery system that is now being implemented internationally.

For more than a week, Tropical Storm Harvey left devastation in its wake. What will businesses face in the aftermath?

Overall economic impact may reach $100 billion.

Music festivals are high-profit, high-risk events. Mistakes can sink an entire show and put lives in danger.

As wildfire season stretches ever-longer, some experts say adaptation is as important as prevention.

Can you ascertain your probable maximum loss in the event of an earthquake? In a soft market you could well afford adequate cover.

The Fire Department of New York is concerned about grid storage safety.

Underwriters and risk managers are beginning to get their arms around the next wave of cyber exposure — an attack that causes property or bodily damage.

Various plans call for as much as $1 trillion in domestic infrastructure spending in coming years. While this presents massive business opportunities, risk, as we know, comes with it.

A new bond framework can provide dividends for completing infrastructure projects that boost resilience.

Major vessel loss frequency and cost trends pressure marine underwriters.

Food delivery is a huge trend in the restaurant business. But the road is paved with risk.

How location intelligence will reshape the future of commercial property underwriting.