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Hank Greenberg, who made his first insurance deal in China in 1975, returns and buys a state-owned insurer.
Worry about court decisions when they actually mean something.
Unexpected liabilities create coverage challenges for employers.
The latest decisions impacting the industry.
Thousands of employees travel internationally to high-risk regions, but many “at-risk” organizations know little about the realities of kidnapping.
Food production that involves certain types of additives or flavorings can put employees at serious risk and create workers’ comp liabilities for employers.
A variety of factors is making providing health care coverage for school teachers more difficult.
A claim is found compensable, despite an employer’s insistence on rejecting the claim.
Distracted drivers can increase risks for organizations. Clear policies — and communication of penalties — are crucial.
When it comes to E&S insurance, innovation is best defined as equal parts creativity and speed.
Commercial social engineering schemes are costing billions.
The Dubai fire is just another example of the challenges facing underwriters when deciding whether to accept a risk.
A Japanese model of health education among workers may hold promise for an alternative to traditional methods to help improve the well-being of the workforce.
A zero-tolerance policy is one of the best protections that health care employers can put in place to protect their workers.
A worker claims “every injury under the sun”.
Let’s stop confusing reputation risk management with mere likability, please.
Creative risk solutions, industry knowledge and superior customer service are hallmarks of the 2015 Power Broker®
Many of the Under 40 set “fell into” the insurance industry and have realized its many benefits.
Our Responsibility Leaders go beyond being excellent brokers to serve their communities and their profession.
Much has changed since the 1950s, but some aspects of the insurance industry — counter-cyclical to the bone — still resemble that time.
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