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A private client executive with Ironshore looks for strong building codes and building code enforcement when underwriting high net worth homes.
Risk & Insurance® caught up with FM Global’s Grace Ries to discuss the insurer’s latest cyber products and its approach to helping clients manage their cyber exposures.
A legacy administration platform that is modern and adaptable to ever-changing market conditions is critical to P&C insurers.
A lawsuit being argued in California could drastically change UR workers’ comp statutes and drive costs through the roof.
Like so much else, 2017 is a year of uncertainty for the absence and disability management profession. It’s “wait and see” as the new president and Congress set out their agenda.
Collaborative robots, known as cobots, are rapidly expanding in the workforce due to their versatility and ability to work alongside humans.
With a lifetime of accomplishments under his belt, Woodrow Cross wants to keep going.
Participating in a captive requires understanding of both risk distribution and risk pooling.
Cyber security requires sensitizing staff to correct behaviors and separating important data from routine information available on the internet.
Palo Alto-based The Risk Authority Stanford is incubating risk management solutions using design thinking; that means elevating end users into key roles in addressing health care risk exposures.
A man working outdoors injured himself falling from a tree. The court was left to decide whether the injury fell within the scope of his employment.
Public-private partnerships carry both benefits and risks.
The number of women in risk management leadership roles is increasing, but the field is dominated by men.
A new report helps insurers — and regulators — benchmark progress on climate change preparedness.
The losses in commercial auto are disturbing but analytics provides answers.
Emergency preparedness demands the utmost attention.
Losses linked to reputation at public companies increased dramatically over the past five years.
The 2017 Insurance Executives to Watch shoulder pressing responsibilities in a global competition for customers, talent and top-line growth; and that’s just fine with them.
The world owes the insurance industry a debt for providing the writer Franz Kafka with a morbid and intolerable backdrop to his life.
Improving outcomes by using value-based purchasing, effective chronic pain management, and employing the talent that will help define success for insurers and their customers.