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Cyber
Those with cyberrisk concerns have willing partners in the non-admitted markets and the dangers of Bring Your Own Device policies.


Captives
This year's international conference of the Captive Insurance Companies Association, to be held in Palm Springs, Calif., is designed to help risk managers navigate the numerous challenges on the horizon.


Alternative Risk
An uptick in the auto market has dealers turning to captives to help manage service contract risks.


Environmental Risk
While it may be due to climate change, weather-related perils are increasing, but insurance penetration is low in emerging economies.


Disability
A transitional period of light-duty work -- or even off-site volunteering -- may help injured workers get back to full-duty faster.


Liability
In this section we examine California, which leads the national trend of growing risks for employers as well as the rise in directors' and officers' claims.


Oil & Gas
In this special report, we examine the risks of fracking, a form of natural gas drilling, as well as drilling in the Arctic.


Reinsurance
In the Sept. 1 Special Report, we examine the success of small reinsurance companies as well as pricing as catastrophe losses abate.


Alternative Risk
Increased domiciling activity is tipping the scales in favor of onshore captives. Plus a look at Vermont's captive conference.


Technology
A dynamic experience for a user is in demand, but complex to support. Meanwhile, the work-at-home trend continues.


Claims
In 2011, the EEOC received the most discrimination claims in its 46-year history. The agency has a flashy record in prosecuting disability cases, but a spottier resume with regard to other types of claims.


Liability

Security experts believe institutions are losing the battle in protecting computer networks.

Small banks can still get the coverage they need if they are willing to explain how they have lowered their risk profiles.


Claims
Sites with environmental challenges pose big risks and sometimes bigger rewards.


Liability
Plaintiffs have a legitimate claim, if a bank is in noncompliance with the Bank Protection Act with regard to their ATMs.


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