Emerging cyber risk is a challenge for everyone these days, but for high net worth individuals and families, the challenges can be even greater.

As warranties run out on wind turbines, underwriters gain insight into their long-term costs.

Cumulative Trauma, or CT claims, continue to harm workers and drive up costs. Defending against these claims means reducing, through analytics and engineering, the chance that workers get hurt to begin with.

Key drivers are increased retail distress, but also bank eagerness to monetize.

This senior risk manager values his role in helping Varian Medical Systems support research and technologies in the fight against cancer.

WannaCry’s worldwide disruption illustrated that ransomware is the fastest-growing and most indiscriminate form of malware attack.

Insurtech providers are facilitating a more efficient insurance market for both buyers and sellers. Brokers must stay ahead of the learning curve to remain competitive.

Quirky and profound ways in which risk management and insurance impact our lives.

A look at the court latest decisions impacting the insurance industry.

One of Lloyd’s most controversial and successful underwriters was the quintessential maverick.

Creating a “safe space” for injured workers returning to the job is a concept deserving a spotlight.

Moral lapses within an organization will eventually lead to a system-wide meltdown.

A Kentucky Supreme Court ruling confirms and codifies employee choice in matters of pharmacy.

Eliminating missed medical appointments can significantly reduce claims costs and improve outcomes for injured workers.

The AAMGA and NAPSLO merged to create the Wholesale & Specialty Insurance Association — a member services organization servicing the wholesale, specialty and surplus lines industry.

This year’s presentations offer timely and diverse solutions to the challenges facing the workers’ compensation and disability realm.

For more than a week, Tropical Storm Harvey left devastation in its wake. What will businesses face in the aftermath?

Overall economic impact may reach $100 billion.

A federal court ruled the EEOC failed to justify its reasoning for wellness rules that coerce workers into disclosing health and genetic information.

IUMI’s annual meeting in September will offer a rare glimpse into local markets.