As equipment breakdown risks become more complex and interconnected, carriers need reinsurance partners that deliver engineering expertise, technical insight and long-term strategic support — not just capacity.

As health care workers face longer hours, expanded responsibilities, and an aging workforce, executives are confronting a unique set of risks and looking for strategies to keep pace.

As product liability risks grow more complex, self-insured retentions (SIRs) can help qualified organizations reduce costs, expand insurance capacity and strengthen claims control.

Geopolitical shocks, federal policy whiplash and surging demand from data centers are accelerating exposures for directors and officers in the energy sector. Choosing the right risk transfer partner should be top of mind for many.

As actuaries develop more sophisticated tools to evaluate risk, legislators are increasingly focused on what constitutes fair insurance pricing. Here’s how the industry is working to find common ground.

Market capacity and pricing fluctuations mean organizations should take more time to calibrate their risk management strategies. Earlier this year, AXA XL created an alternative risk solutions center of excellence to help clients build and act on robust approaches.

Today’s most costly insurance fraud schemes don’t look suspicious — they look legitimate, and that’s exactly what makes them dangerous.

Evolving safety strategies, telematics, and workforce trends are reshaping risk management and employee retention for large businesses.

Missed health care appointments can derail recovery and drive up claim costs. Addressing transportation gaps and language barriers is critical to keeping injured workers’ recovery on track.

Too many return-to-work programs still rely on outmoded systems. Broadspire’s systemized, data-driven approach can change that.

DXC is helping insurers modernize claims, underwriting, and customer experiences through AI-powered smart apps that integrate with existing core systems to improve speed, efficiency, and operational flexibility.

The role of network hospitals in medical cost control.

As competition intensifies among captive insurance domiciles, Vermont’s newly appointed Deputy Commissioner is focused on continuing a legacy of strong leadership while sharpening the state’s value proposition for captive owners.

As patients increasingly turn to social media and AI chatbots for health guidance, physicians face a new challenge: correcting dangerous falsehoods while preserving the relationships that drive better outcomes.

As skill shortages, retirements, and talent pipeline challenges converge, the workers’ compensation industry faces a workforce crisis — but targeted strategies can help organizations attract and retain next-generation professionals.

As artificial intelligence reshapes industries across the board, insurance brokerages are discovering that not all AI is created equal — and the ones choosing purpose-built tools are pulling ahead.

As consolidation reshapes the healthcare landscape, buyers and sellers face unique insurance risks that standard policies were never designed to address.

The health care liability insurance market faces daunting challenges, with nuclear verdicts skyrocketing and premiums climbing. With the litigation environment unlikely to improve, more robust risk management is a must.

Crawford & Company’s recent restructuring creates a unified U.S. business.

As severe weather events grow more frequent and more destructive in many regions, proactive risk mitigation has become essential for protecting commercial properties across the United States.