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Columnists
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Strategy
By David M. Wong Forecast Says 50 Degrees for Next Year: Part I
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The Law
By Philip G. Kircher D&O Coverage Affected by Supreme's Decision
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Roger on Risk
By Roger Crombie Roger and Out
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Loss Control
By Steve Hernandez Top Five Risks for Small Global Players
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Risk Management
By Joanna Makomaski ERM or Audit?
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Risk Innovation
By Christopher E. Mandel Broken Compensation?
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Workers' Comp
By Peter Rousmaniere Close Second Injury Funds
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Technology
By Patricia Vowinkel Bobbin' on the Cloud
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We explore techniques for getting enterprises comfortable with key variables that are uncertain and uncontrollable when it comes to budget forecasting.
The high court's decision on the Enron-Skilling case could impact how D&O insurers handle claims. 
After living and working in Bermuda for most of the past 35 years, I am being thrown out. Imagine that!
Small and midsize companies are active in the global economy too, and they are just at risk for these five exposures as multinationals.
Of late, I have been asked the same question repeatedly: Should the corporate audit function be part of the enterprise risk management function or does the ERM function encompass the corporate audit function? 
It's that season again: incessant debate about how commercial insurance brokers are compensated, and why brokers should be allowed to take contingent commissions from commercial insurance underwriters. 
The second injury fund in workers' compensation is a once politically popular idea that turned into one of the most misshapen features of the workers' compensation system. 
Two upstarts are injecting some fresh blood into a risk management information systems market that has been dominated for some time by just a few big vendors.
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