Expanding beyond Europe, the 2024 Global Risk Manager Survey from FERMA reveals key risks, challenges, and demographic shifts in risk management.

Insurers faced mounting losses from frequent severe storms and floods in the first nine months of 2024, despite overall losses below average, according to Gallagher Re’s Nat Cat Report.

Deep sea fishing could disrupt carbon sequestration and release more CO2 into the atmosphere. Why are some nations considering it?

To ensure strong governance practices, it’s essential to comply with ESG regulations, uphold ethical business standards, and maintain transparent reporting.

Demex Group CEO Bill Clark talks to Risk & Insurance about the risk of convective storms and a parametric approach to reinsurance.

Aon survey reveals business leaders struggle to keep pace with risks from trade, technology, weather, and workforce megatrends.

The transition to renewable energy is well underway, and insurers are working to help the sector overcome its growing pains.

A Philadelphia Insurance expert delves into the agribusiness challenges posed by severe weather events, the evolving role of technology, and the importance of understanding policy specifics.

Barnes and Lee shared how technology can provide more transparency into global supply chains, helping to avoid business interruption.

At the recent CFC Summit in Toronto, Risk & Insurance sat down with George Beattie, head of innovation at CFC, to discuss the London-based insurer’s latest offerings.

Climate risk modeling has improved for hurricanes and wildfires. Now, the industry is turning its attention to secondary perils.

Climate litigation is on the rise globally, with oil and gas companies as primary targets, potentially influencing future insurance policies: S&P

Extreme weather has had a significant impact on claims and the insurance industry in recent years. Robbie Arnold explains what insurers — and policyholders — can do to handle it.

The National Commission on Climate and Workforce Health aims to guide employers in mitigating climate risk’s impact on employee wellbeing and business performance.

Gallagher Re report finds that Q1 2024 natural catastrophe losses are down from a year earlier, as industry awaits a potentially more active storm and hurricane season

The “one in X year” language is leading people to underestimate the true extent of their flood risk. It’s time to view it in a different light.

The Hartford joins a growing-list of insurers that have withdrawn from California’s homeowners insurance market.

Fifty years on, the conflict at the heart of the film “Chinatown” — disputes over diminishing fresh water supplies — is more relevant than ever.

Where increasingly severe weather meets growing populations, property damage from wind, hail and flood may seem inevitable. Fortunately, there’s much that property risk engineers can do.

Jeff Huebner of CSAA and Zach Knight of Blue Forest offer their views on how we can manage our forests differently and perhaps better mitigate wildfire risk in the process.