The 2015 Women in Workers’ Compensation Forum at this year’s NWCDC in Las Vegas promises to attract even more attendees than last year’s popular event.

Insurance underwriters are an endangered species, according to some projections.

All the cute lizards in the world can’t erase the insurance industry’s image problem.

There are several aspects to consider before opting for a single-parent or group captive.

An unbiased, diverse crowd often provides better insight than an individual expert.

Staff and stakeholders share perspectives on the turnaround of Ohio’s workers’ comp system.

Regulators have decided they can’t risk electricity shortfalls. A new insurance market may result.

Insurers emphasizing risk engineering to cope with reduced investment income.

In the “switching economy” insurers must step up efforts to meet customer demands, or lose their premium dollars.

Better modeling and regulatory changes could mean greater private sector participation in flood insurance.

Private equity firms are driving heavy M&A activity among wholesalers, MGAs and program administrators.

A look at the latest decisions impacting the industry.

Competitive pricing and M&As are pushing the E&S market to evolve.

David Brooks quantifies and manages risks across every product offered by XL Catlin.

A look at the latest decisions impacting the industry,

Temple’s risk management school is making waves nationally.

The fear of powerful winds and storm surge has led to the development of specialty warehouses.

Like any risk, “worry” can stagnate your business and should be managed.

A look at the latest decisions impacting the industry, including an EPA proceeding that was defined as a lawsuit and whether a hunting club’s insurer must pay for a shooting injury.

A limited number of stand-alone policies are available to cover reputation risk while insureds wait for the industry to develop more solutions.