Cyber business interruption insurance is a thriving market, but growth carries the threat of a mega-loss. 

Sexual harassment and the threats and opportunities in artificial intelligence will be on this year’s RIMS agenda.

Sexual harassment is a growing concern for corporate America. Risk managers can pave the way to top-down culture change.

If risk management in America is at risk, can America ever be great again?

Captive insurance for cannabis could be a viable option.

With already burgeoning careers, the 2018 Power Broker® Rising Stars share the key components to their success.

When dealing with injured workers, you’re dealing with human beings, and there is nothing more fragile than humans.

Environmental, property and primary auto liability are some lines expected to see hikes.

These Risk & Insurance Power Broker® winners and finalists are emerging leaders of the brokerage industry.

When customers are informed on the issues that can impact their flood risk, they are better positioned to manage the risk and avoid unanticipated large losses.

The art world is growing more valuable, more complex, and ultimately riskier.

The sports retailer implemented immediate intervention and saw game-changing results.

Research indicates there is a rising tide in mental health issues for students, and such symptoms and conditions may worsen when studying abroad.

The U.S. market offers growth opportunity for firms seeking expansion.

From the frozen Arctic to the inferno of a high net worth divorce, Power Brokers go to extremes to find solutions for their clients.

Top Negotiator Ruiz Foods saw collateral obligations under its workers’ comp coverage continue to climb and its out-of-pocket costs increase to unsustainable levels. “Bruce Droz and his team worked to decrease the amount that carriers required us to maintain in standby letters of credit by more than $1 million,” said Bill Wheeler, corporate controller. “Bruce… View Article

Helping Clients Soar It seems like everywhere you look, businesses are finding more ways to use drones — also known as unmanned aircraft systems. It follows that the insurance industry needs to keep pace. But it wasn’t, as brokers and clients alike observed. Getting coverage meant a time-consuming process, restrictive policy language, low liability limits… View Article

Call Her Maestro Jenny Charles is a master at getting the right people together in a room and orchestrating business relationships and deals that wouldn’t happen if each party was singing their own tune. Says one source, “Jenny orchestrated a meeting between one of her clients and a major firm. It was a win-win for… View Article

No Problem Too Big Earthquakes on campus? No problem. Remote flights? No problem. High premiums? No problem. With Charmaine Davis, clients know the words “no problem” aren’t lip service. Davis’ “no problem” solutions are the result of hard work, industry knowledge and connections; understanding client needs; and leveraging the marketplace to her clients’ advantage. “When… View Article

A Joint Venture Pioneer In a pioneering effort, Marsh’s Danette Beck borrowed a practice from engineering and brought it to the construction sector. “We work often through joint ventures, and we don’t construct low-risk projects,” said the risk manager at one client. “Our incumbent carriers were not giving us competitive terms, and that was making… View Article