Insurance fraud carries a human cost, making early detection and prevention critical to protecting employees, supporting recovery and reducing harm.

A.I. adoption is accelerating productivity and innovation, but organizations must strengthen governance, cybersecurity and employee education to manage evolving A.I.-driven risks and build long-term resilience.

Tariffs, shifting trade routes, and supply chain disruptions are adding more complexity to managing risk for life sciences companies. That’s on top of existing operational, technology and intellectual property concerns. Here’s how insurers are helping clients adapt.

As economic pressures and emerging risks reshape the insurance landscape, the ability to maintain productive partnerships between brokers and carriers is now more critical than ever.

Liberty Mutual’s Amy Gross discusses how AI, data analytics, drones, and connected technologies are helping construction firms identify risks earlier, improve safety and claims outcomes, and make better-informed decisions — while creating new demands around cybersecurity, privacy and human oversight.

With significant capital available and activity becoming increasingly selective, brokers and carriers are making tactical moves to better serve private equity sponsors and their portfolios.

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) use is on the upswing. The real opportunity for payers and employers isn’t just about managing the cost of a scan. It’s about how quickly imaging can drive better decisions and faster recovery for injured workers.

As the captive insurance industry continues to expand, and innovate with novel coverages, actuaries need to exercise disciplined pricing and clear communication for meaningful partnerships with captive owners.

Physician dispensing has become a persistent cost and safety challenge in workers’ compensation. Here’s how the industry and policymakers can work together to address it.

As flood losses spread beyond high-risk zones, insurers are exploring ways to expand coverage where needed.

AI-powered ambient scribe technology is transforming how physicians document patient encounters, but adoption is outpacing regulation. Here’s what healthcare organizations should consider in order to reduce liability exposure.

Artificial intelligence has dramatically lowered the barrier to entry for cybercrime, forcing organizations to rethink how they prepare for, respond to and recover from attacks.

While claim frequency has declined, the information load facing claims professionals has grown dramatically. Here’s how organizations can simplify claims management without sacrificing outcomes.

Munich Re is helping strengthen long-term insurance resilience by combining proactive loss prevention, advanced risk intelligence, resilient building practices, and cross-sector partnerships to reduce losses before disasters occur and support more sustainable insurance markets.

In workers’ compensation, durable medical equipment is often treated as a downstream logistical task. But by shifting engagement upstream — starting at surgery approval — claims organizations can unlock better recovery experiences, smoother transitions, and more efficient claim outcomes.

Claims leaders see what AI can do: faster decisions, better outcomes for injured workers, new leverage for adjusters. What they’re discovering is that capability means nothing if employees don’t trust it. Adoption succeeds or fails with each action in the gap between the promise of success and fear of the unknown.

As comorbid conditions, behavioral health challenges, and social barriers increasingly influence recovery outcomes, the workers’ compensation industry is rethinking how it cares for injured workers.

Mental health remains one of the most overlooked yet influential factors in managing workers’ compensation claims. Addressing psychosocial risks early has the potential to reduce claim duration and costs.

Equipment breakdowns rarely stop at the equipment. Travelers VP and Boiler & Machinery Practice Leader, Peter Schulz, weighs in on how to choose a carrier that can help a business anticipate and manage the broader operational and financial risks.

How Structured Casualty Helps Build Long-Term Stability.