The rapid pace of change in homebuilding presents unique underwriting challenges, but close partnerships with contractors and an emphasis on loss control helps fill the coverage need.

Mid-sized companies need partners to give them an advantage when it comes to protecting against risks.

Loss trends indicate that indoor pollutants impacting air and drinking water quality will be top concerns.

A convergence of emerging litigation trends has driven securities class actions to an all-time high. That means greater D&O exposure for every executive.

Technology is changing the game for U.S. manufacturers, boosting productivity and driving renewed competition. Adapting quickly may reap big rewards, but also creates unforeseen liability risks.

Crisis response services included with K&R coverage prove essential when domestic companies face these unexpected threats.

Industries with higher rates of soft tissue injury can help better protect workers with ergonomic sensors. A recent pilot program with five companies demonstrates compelling benefits.

A convergence of new trends and old challenges makes construction riskier than ever. Managing those risks requires an insurer who can adapt to unique needs.

A new professional certification offered by RIMS positions risk managers as strategic business partners. In a world of rapidly-changing risks, coming to the table with deeper expertise yields a competitive edge.

While some insurtech companies seek to aid traditional insurance processes, others want to replace them completely. Here’s what carriers need to know about the insurtech landscape today.

Frozen and burst pipes cost businesses millions every year, but prevention is simple. Here’s how to identify your exposures and mitigate loss.

Doctor visits represent just one corner of the world of health care. Payers should utilize technology to bring broader services to their injured workers.

Aggregating patient, prescriber and prescription data provides a more comprehensive view of a claim, and allows payers to make better decisions for injured workers.

Small neighborhood businesses and Fortune 500s alike are facing increased exposure to harassment and discrimination claims.

Behavioral specialists can’t predict or prevent every incident. Here are five critical risk management steps psychiatrists, psychologists, counselors and social workers should take now to mitigate liability exposure.

While mergers & acquisitions offer scale and expanded reach to brokers battling a competitive market, overlooked professional liability risk could blow up any deal.

Construction techniques have changed little in the last 100 years, but new tools are driving measurable improvement in safety, productivity, quality and documentation.

As if running a hotel, bar, or restaurant wasn’t difficult enough, hospitality companies are now facing greater liability exposure than ever.

Technological advancement, increased connectivity, and more cunning hackers all drive the evolution of cyber risk. Companies that don’t keep pace are exposed.

Disruption of traditional health care delivery models is not slowing down. The industry needs flexible, comprehensive insurance solutions that adapt to changing needs.