Hyperconnectivity and driverless cars raise new cyber risks for automakers and their suppliers.

The energy sector is a top target of cyber attackers. A successful attack is only a matter of “when.”

Organizations with better risk management reap better financial returns, according to research.

Risk managers should expect more weather-related damage.

Bringing factories back to the U.S. doesn’t necessarily reduce supply chain risks.

Insurers must focus on talent recruitment and development to grow their business.

As exchanges remain glitch-filled, some brokers are being asked to help individuals sign up for benefits.

The captive’s health care parent has a long history in alternative risk transfer.

Facing uncertainty, health care needs more conversations about captives.

Health care reforms will change medical professional liability risks.

These five domicile stars can help risk managers learn about forming a captive in Vermont.

A softening market worries reinsurers, but they remain optimistic about growth.

Driverless technology is flowing to the oceans, but risks will slow global adoption.

A dispute delaying Panama Canal construction was resolved, but further delays could be costly to shippers and exporters.

Payers lost millions in high-level workers’ comp fraud and money laundering scheme.

Revolutionary 3D printing processes offer known and unknown risks.

In the event of a provider shortage, payers may be compelled to shell out extra fees to get injured workers the treatment they need.

An influx of new insureds is not the only risk that could delay the treatment of injured workers.

The industry makes a distinction between legitimate and illegitimate uses.

Hurricane winds are dissipated by offshore wind farms.