As private equity (PE) and venture capital (VC) firms navigate increasingly complex portfolios under heightened regulatory oversight and evolving fiduciary responsibilities, they face exposures that traditional professional liability coverage alone may not fully address.

As commercial auto losses continue to challenge insurers, actuaries are leveraging massive datasets and sophisticated scoring systems to bring unprecedented precision to vehicle risk assessment and pricing.

As tech giants race to build massive data center facilities across the United States, the construction insurance market faces unprecedented challenges in providing adequate coverage for projects that can exceed billions in value and can carry substantial natural catastrophe exposures.

When insurers understand the unique challenges of specialized industries, they can deliver risk management solutions that protect operations while supporting growth. Leading carriers are investing in sector-specific expertise to help clients navigate complex exposures.

As cyber risks have transformed from data privacy concerns to complex operational threats, insurers like Philadelphia Insurance Companies have adapted their coverage and services to help organizations navigate this challenging landscape

As the private equity and venture capital landscape evolves amid heightened regulatory demands and growing portfolio complexity, firms that embrace specialized, collaborative approaches to professional liability coverage are setting the standard for smarter, more resilient risk management.

A new Travelers study highlights the risks and opportunities for those engaging or considering mergers and acquisitions in the manufacturing space.

In an increasingly complex global insurance landscape, captive insurance domiciles face the challenge of balancing growth, innovation, and regulatory integrity. Vermont has emerged as a standout leader by prioritizing relationships and quality, offering valuable lessons for risk managers and insurance professionals worldwide.

As property insurance rates face downward pressure after years of increases, middle market businesses need carriers who understand their unique needs and can deliver creative solutions through experienced underwriting teams.

As cyber threats continue to grow in frequency and severity, Liberty Mutual is developing new strategies to help businesses prepare for and respond to incidents while building a high-performance team to deliver comprehensive solutions.

As regulatory complexity meets macroeconomic pressures and AI transformation, life sciences companies are seeking productive partnerships with insurers to protect innovation and ensure products reach patients who need them.

Property trends continue to evolve. Escalating catastrophe severity, shifting reinsurance dynamics and persistent valuation challenges are reshaping how organizations approach business resilience. Drawing on decades of industry experience, Travelers National Property leaders Charlie Verfurth and Kevin Cahill offer perspective on the property insurance trends shaping organizational resilience strategies today.

Social and environmental factors can quietly derail recovery; integrating these insights into claims management is key to lowering costs, reducing litigation, and improving outcomes.

As artificial intelligence transforms the cybercriminal landscape and attack frequency soars, a surprising protection gap persists among the businesses that need coverage most.

When traditional coverage becomes unavailable or unaffordable, these specialized structures offer industry-specific solutions—but require careful management to succeed.

By preserving the strengths of heritage systems while leveraging the power of agentic AI, insurers can conquer capability debt, streamline processes, and unlock new opportunities for growth.

Auto insurers have an opportunity to leverage Pharmacy Benefits Managers (PBMs) to improve medical loss ratios, enhance claims outcomes, and provide greater transparency and control.

Healthcare practices face growing risks, but targeted training and clear protocols can turn a crisis into a manageable event.

As influencer partnerships become more involved with brand marketing strategies, new liability risks are emerging that require specialized coverage solutions.

In this exclusive Q&A, Swiss Re’s Neil Sprackling outlines how life insurers can play a transformative role in reversing America’s metabolic health crisis—and why the time to act is now.