As cyber threats continue to grow, Liberty Mutual is developing strategies to help businesses prepare and respond to incidents while building a high-performance team to deliver solutions.
As regulatory complexity meets macroeconomic pressures and AI transformation, life sciences companies are seeking productive partnerships with insurers to protect innovation.
Escalating catastrophes, reinsurance shifts, and valuation challenges are reshaping business resilience. Travelers’ Charlie Verfurth and Kevin Cahill share insights on key property insurance trends shaping strategies today.
As artificial intelligence transforms the cybercriminal landscape and attack frequency soars, a surprising protection gap persists among the businesses that need coverage most.
When traditional coverage becomes unavailable or unaffordable, these specialized structures offer industry-specific solutions—but require careful management to succeed.
As influencer partnerships become more involved with brand marketing strategies, new liability risks emerge that require specialized coverage solutions.
As catastrophic events increase in both frequency and severity, insurance professionals must adapt their strategies to effectively manage emerging risks while maintaining strong client relationships.
As criminals use technology to deceive businesses, insurance companies can guide customers, brokers, and agents on fraud prevention while sharing insights on emerging trends.
Public entities are facing escalating cyber threats with government organizations ranking among the top three industries targeted by cybercriminals. Cyber insurance is increasingly essential for protecting critical infrastructure and citizen data.
BHSI’s Ben Wyatt leads a marine insurance underwriting team that values collaboration and gains knowledge through a respectful challenging of individual assumptions.
The miscellaneous professional liability market is comprised of hundreds of different professions. Westfield Specialty makes a point of being an insurance solution for the professions with unique and specialized risk.
As catastrophic losses mount and traditional risk transfer approaches reach their limits, insurers are turning to building science and engineering solutions to bend the cost curve downward.
As IRS scrutiny intensifies and new reporting requirements emerge, orgs utilizing micro-captive insurance companies face critical decisions about risk management approaches.
With inflation, supply-chain issues, and tech shifts, equipment breakdown reinsurance is regaining focus. Matt Stambaugh of Travelers BoilerRe shares how these forces are driving carriers to rethink strategies.
Registration is open for the 2025 TxCIA Annual Conference, October 14–15 in The Woodlands, TX—featuring expert panels, networking, and the latest insights in captive insurance.