Playing poker requires using all of your senses to come to a decision. The same is true in risk management.

A university’s valuable collection can be an asset — or a liability. Insuring it requires a campus-wide effort.

Oregon-based nonprofit organization Albertina Kerr’s exposure profile became too risky for its previous insurer. That’s when NIA stepped in.

From the state of the market to increased cyber risk, here are four challenges nonprofit organizations should keep in mind as they move into 2023.

By offering preventive cancer screenings, employers take an active role in employees’ health, potentially reducing future costs associated with cancer treatment.

A recent survey conducted by Marsh looked at the risks currently facing the restaurant industry, which specialty coverages the industry is in need of and more. 

Five years after #MeToo surfaced as a movement, businesses are still figuring out the best steps to take to curb and report sexual harassment in the office.

A paint manufacturing firm bleeds red when it fails to plan for cyber-related business interruption.

A recent surge in book banning should have public libraries reviewing risk management and insurance practices with their brokers and other insurance personnel. 

QBE’s 2022 Mid-Sized Company Risk Report found that companies are more anxious about today’s business environment than they were in 2020.

When the Taliban took over Afghanistan in 2021, broker Seth Cohen met a challenge few in his field have faced.

Cyberattacks are a reality for businesses of all sizes. These five defenses are key.  

Today’s firms must take every precaution when sending their employees abroad.

Insurance fraud isn’t new, but the industry must always find fresh ways to stop it before money, time and resources are lost.

When a hacker infiltrates your system, paying their ransom demand right away might not be the best approach.

Succession planning is a challenge for small- to mid-size businesses. And the oft overlooked buy-sell agreement can leave companies vulnerable to financial ruin.

Your incident response plan is the key to coming back from a hack attack.

Meeting the risk management needs of today’s small businesses requires just as much finesse and sophistication as carriers tend to offer to large enterprises.  

More than 2,700 risk managers on campuses around the world peer inside their URMIA toolbox regularly for education, collaboration, and inspiration to help them manage the infinite number of risks that are found and emerging on today’s higher education campuses.

Discover how public companies can develop an ESG framework that makes a positive impact while avoiding liability.