Focusing on the interconnectivity of risk can help ensure the smooth functioning of business, even in the face of emerging threats.

With more than 2 million job openings in the U.S. alone, the labor shortage is causing more risks for businesses.

From climate change to labor shortages, the construction industry faces more than its share of risks.

Corvus Insurance names its first president and AXA XL names new leaders in Cyber and Climate in this edition of People on the Move.

After the brunt of the pandemic has passed, these are the top risks and trends to watch in the workers’ compensation arena.

From securities litigation down to adoption of ESG efforts, how professional lines embrace the post-pandemic world will require an added review of potential risk.

Every year, severe weather costs approximately $630 billion for the U.S. But this is not a property issue alone; several lines are feeling the strain.

The way society interacts with and views businesses has shifted in recent years. From a higher demand for corporate social responsibility to a bigger virtual presence, here’s how society is changing the risk landscape.

Almost a year into the pandemic, several trends are starting to form, from increases in litigation to changing business continuity standards.

From PPE to growing natural catastrophes, these are the ways COVID-19 is impacting property.

The market was optimistically cautious entering 2020, but thanks to COVID-19, growing liability challenges and other risk factors, we’re seeing more hardening.

As more is understood about the aftereffects of COVID-19, here are some of the ways the pandemic has already started to change how organizations conduct business.

From coronavirus concerns to sexual misconduct and privacy protection, these are some of the prominent risks public entities face.

During the virtual Future of Risk Conference several CEOs got together to discuss the future of the industry.

Cyber events, global pandemics and harassment claims are just some of the risk factors disrupting the workplace each day.

As we move into a new decade, several risk trends are starting to emerge that could potentially disrupt the insurance industry.

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Increased hurricanes, opioids, women workers and more are just some of the latest trends driving construction risk.

Climate change is generating powerful storms, excess flooding and billions in damages. These are the risks insurers need to keep an eye on as temperatures increase.