The high inflation in the 1970s and early 1980s led to a rough time for the insurance industry. Today’s higher numbers could lead traditional carriers to become more cautious.

State abortion bans could have knock-on affects for employers.

Equine claims specialist Katherine Short talks to Risk & Insurance magazine about the nuances of the business.

Though the Affordable Care Act extended health care coverage to more than 20 million Americans, many low wage workers are continuing to face challenges when it comes to securing proper insurance. 

EPIC’s Chris Moore shares insight on agribusiness brokering, how he found himself insuring farms, and what it takes to create a competitive insurance package for clients.

Fusion Specialty adds a partner, Goldberg Segalla makes a hire in its workers’ compensation practice and Vida Capital announces the addition of a structured credit expert in this edition of People on the Move. 

Colleges and universities are toying with the idea of using cryptocurrency as a form of tuition for certain classes. Expanding such payment offers both risk and reward.

Courtney Davis Curtis of the University of Chicago talks with Risk & Insurance about the resilience that comes with being a risk manager.

Zurich Insurance Group’s global head of marine, Howard Kingston, shares his insights on key risks impacting the marine line.

When police officers in her school district contracted COVID, Rosa Royo and her team stepped up and guaranteed them nurse case management assistance.

Jana Utter of Centene made ESG a priority long before it became a buzzword. And her efforts are paying off each day.

A critical incident stress debriefing program was just one way this risk manager delved into the circumstances that were draining the vitality of her colleagues.

When caring for new residents with behavioral health needs began putting her staff at greater risk for injury, Andrea Gibbon and her nursing team equipped themselves with new skills to manage crisis.

As chief risk officer for a rapidly growing financial institution, Marcelo Brutti banked on clear communication, tested processes and a culture he knew he could believe in.

M&A is surging in health care. Hospitals and other facilities must review their internal controls before enacting on a deal.

“The Next Asbestos” they say, but where PFAS and asbestos differ is in the longevity and reach of these forever chemicals. Manufacturers must get ahead of the risk.

A former secret service agent provides insights on what K-12 and higher education risk managers can do to stop school shooters in their tracks.

Insurance is in a unique position to put the brakes on global climate change. Now is the time to act.

INTEGRIS Health earns its second Teddy Award in recognition of how it has continually improved its workers’ comp and safety programs.

All industries face a talent shortage. Health care’s staff deficit could harm us all.