Allianz survey finds more than half of risk managers view cascading supply chain disruptions as the most plausible Black Swan event for their companies.

Delaying adoption creates real competitive risk, widening gaps in severity management, settlement outcomes, expense control, workforce productivity, and market credibility. AI maturity is increasingly separating leaders from followers.

Investors deployed record $24.7 billion in catastrophe bonds during 2025, with booming demand from capital inflows and limited loss activity: Swiss Re.

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Aon/Jacobson Q1 2026 labor market survey reveals hiring optimism tempered by difficulty filling specialized roles and competing for top talent.

The latest people news in the industry today.

The latest people news in the industry today.

The 2026 FM Resilience Index reveals that emerging physical risks — particularly water stress and fire hazards — are creating blind spots for businesses planning expansion and operations.

TRIP provides a critical federal backstop, but standalone terrorism insurance delivers the certainty, scope, and continuity needed to fully protect against today’s evolving terrorism and political violence risks.

The planet is getting warmer, and companies would do well to do a better job of protecting their workers from extreme heat.

Insurers report higher claim severity in 2025, with defense costs and social inflation driving rate increases for 2026, according to Ames & Gough survey.

The number of recalls in 2025 marks second-highest annual total in seven years, as regulatory turbulence reshapes industry risk: Sedgwick.

Rising disaster losses highlight predict-and-prevent innovations, including AI modernizing cold chains to reduce risk globally.

Gallagher’s latest survey reveals AI adoption is accelerating, yet skills gaps and governance shortfalls threaten to slow the realization of returns.

American Society of Safety Professionals’ AI task force members share implementation strategies for workplace safety.

2025’s spike in political violence and global crises didn’t harden the U.S. terrorism insurance market: WTW.

Behavioral health and an awareness that claim severity will continue to increase due to medical costs remain areas of focus in workers’ compensation.

The artificial intelligence push is opening up a new era of investment opportunities that carry with them substantial risk considerations.

QBE’s Julie Minor sees significant growth opportunities for the company in the U.S. in 2026.

The Private Risk Management Association provides networking and educational opportunities for brokers in the high net worth space.