Corporate leaders face mounting social, cyber, and regulatory risks while navigating an increasingly complex business landscape, WTW reports.

Global business leaders downplay climate risks despite mounting environmental disasters and supply chain disruptions worldwide, a Beazley survey finds.

Connecticut Supreme Court empowers judges to extend temporary disability benefits beyond maximum medical improvement.

Global executives fear rising financial crime risks while compliance programs struggle to keep pace with AI threats, Kroll survey finds.

Unprecedented weather shifts and soaring reconstruction costs force property insurers to reimagine risk assessment strategies, Verisk reports.

U.S. property and casualty insurers rebound with $22.9 billion underwriting gain, marking dramatic turnaround from 2023 losses, AM Best reports.

Global companies face $1.2 trillion in annual climate costs by 2050s, with heat and water stress leading impacts, an S&P analysis finds.

Global trade patterns face disruption as geopolitical tensions reshape traditional business relationships and risk management approaches, Marsh reports.

Insurance M&A activity expected to rise in 2025 despite fewer deals and extended completion timelines in 2024, Deloitte reports.

Some 60% of SMBs fear cyber threats while only 23% feel prepared against ransomware attacks, Coalition reports.

Commercial insurance pricing rises 5.6% as auto liability hits record increases while other segments show moderation, according to WTW research.

D&O insurance market faces mounting risks as premiums decline, challenging insurers’ ability to maintain profitability, AM Best reports.

Ransomware attacks hit record highs while payments decline, signaling a strategic shift in cybercriminal tactics.

Professional liability insurers face mounting challenges as AI adoption and severe claims reshape the A&E market landscape, Ames & Gough reports

Insurance industry continues to signal strong growth as 88% of carriers plan to maintain or expand workforce in 2025, according to Aon/Jacobson survey.

AM Best’s first survey of cyber insurers reveals challenges in risk modeling and balancing portfolios between small and large accounts.

The global security landscape is undergoing significant shifts, with North America facing an increasingly complex array of threats, according to WTW.

Third-party vulnerabilities drive cyber insurance losses as ransomware and vendor outages dominate 2024 claims, Resilience reports.

Social inflation and mounting reserve challenges are hitting the casualty reinsurance market amid abundant capacity and investor interest, AM Best reports.

Despite a $2.6 billion net underwriting loss in 2024, P&C insurers show resilience through rate increases and investment gains, AM Best reports.