As AI reshapes the risk landscape, insurers, tech firms, and businesses must break down data silos and collaborate to anticipate emerging threats and build safer, smarter systems.
Despite improved defenses, rising coastal populations and climate change threaten to offset two decades of resilience investments, Swiss Re Institute analysis shows.
As the workers’ comp industry evolves, artificial intelligence, automation, and value-based care are transforming claims management—enabling faster, smarter, and more holistic recovery strategies for injured workers.
A shortage of skilled cybersecurity professionals is exposing businesses to rising risks—and reshaping how insurers assess, price, and respond to cyber threats.
A five-year partnership between Nationwide Insurance and KINETIC Technology is helping reduce workplace injuries through wearable sensors, with the Mid-Ohio Food Collective serving as a successful implementation case study that demonstrates how smart technology can improve worker safety in physically demanding environments.
As mental health takes center stage in both workplace culture and public policy, the workers’ compensation industry must evolve to meet new challenges in claims management, causation, and care coordination.
The 2025 Rising Stars demonstrate what it means to put the customer first, striving to place their clients’ businesses at the heart of what they do each day.
As P&C insurers shift toward “predict and prevent” models, fee-based risk management services could more than double revenue by 2030, transforming traditional business approaches, Deloitte says.
Both executives demonstrate how risk professionals have become driving forces behind business resilience and innovation in their respective industries.