The COVID-19 pandemic has made an already-hardening insurance market in the health care sector even harder.

In March, a large container ship blocked the Suez Canal for six days, costing nearly $400 million an hour in global trade losses. Now, cargo and vessel owners are asking, “Who foots the bill?”

When one hotel management company was in the middle of a remodel on one of its hotels, mold was discovered growing on the premises.  

Nonprofit management liability veteran Keith Freid talks to Risk & Insurance about trends in underwriting the sector.

Infrastructure makes it possible for hospitals to provide essential health care services.

A ransomware attack forced the Colonial Pipeline to halt systems for 5,500 miles of pipeline, cutting off crucial gas supplies on the East Coast.

A recent ransomware attack on the Colonial Pipeline left much of the Eastern U.S. in fear of serious fuel shortages. This attack highlights inconsistencies and weakness within the U.S. IoT cyber security capabilities.

Soaring losses have underwriters raising rates while backers insist on greater coverage. Developers are caught in the middle. 

The three-day virtual conference features a packed agenda full of educational sessions and networking opportunities you can’t miss.

Anita Zaccaro went from working for famous musicians to brokering commercial insurance.

With airplanes sitting on the ground, there are two forms of rust that pose significant risks as pilots prepare to take to the skies — pilot recency and equipment corrosion.

After a career that included stints with Jardine Lloyd Thompson and Aon, Steve McGill and some partners take aim at the specialty insurance brokering segment in the U.S.

The telehealth task at hand for risk managers and their insurance partners is to help preserve the balance of patient privacy with all the good that has come — and will come — from telemedicine.

Prior to the pandemic, almost one third of provider organizations did not utilize telemedicine. Then the COVID-19 pandemic hit.

Crew members are bearing the brunt of a new wave of passenger harassment while the dangers of contracting COVID-19 are ever present.

The construction and real estate sectors are showing an increasing interest in captives.

A real estate developer faces two lawsuits for soil grading issues. When it looks to its geotechnical engineer’s insurer for help, the court has to step in.

Biden administration’s focus on pandemic relief and infrastructure suggest an optimistic outlook for surety.

While our society categorizes cheating for success a deplorable act, the behavior is common among financial executives and politicians alike. Where does that leave insurance?

Fine arts broker Alexandra Redfern has tackled a number of exciting challenges over the course of her career, proving insurance is anything but boring.