RISKWORLD 2026: Chatting with Lucy Pilko, CEO Americas, AXA XL
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As Construction Booms, Insurers Draw Sharper Lines Between Good Risks and Bad

Soaring project values, catastrophe losses, and nuclear verdicts are reshaping coverage terms across property, casualty, and surety lines for the…
Liability

RISKWORLD 2026: Surety Insights with Nationwide's Tony Albanese
Surety

How Small Business Insurance is Evolving: Balancing Speed, Data, and Underwriting Discipline
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5 Questions for MSIG USA's Ron Morrison
Q&As

RISKWORLD 2026: FM Intellium Vice President Chris Dempsey
Q&As

The Cyber Insurance Conundrum

Cheaper cyber insurance is flooding the market, but escalating risks are quietly testing its limit.
Risk Insider

AI Isn’t the Strategy. Outcomes Are.

AI in claims is no longer about insight alone — it’s about embedding intelligence into everyday workflows to drive faster decisions, stronger outcomes, and more human-centered care.
Risk Insider

Nipped in the Bud

In this fictive scenario, a thriving boutique owner’s dream goes up in flames when a hidden electrical hazard and an overlooked insurance gap combine to deliver a devastating financial loss.
Risk Scenarios

Introducing the 2026 Power Brokers

Poverty produces its own cruel chaos. Consider the work done by these 2026 Power Brokers in the realm of affordable housing.

2026 Power Broker

The Heat is On: Keeping Workers Safe in a Changing Environment

The planet is getting warmer, and companies would do well to do a better job of protecting their workers from extreme heat.
Risk Insider

From Brooklyn Bookshelves to Building Resilience: Lesli Rice on Mentorship, Market Shifts and Modern Risk
The Profession

Travelers' Jennifer Ampulski on Life Sciences Risk Trends
Pharmaceuticals & Life Sciences

When Cyber Risk Becomes a Critical Risk in Health Care
Health Care

Why the Future of Cyber Insurance Depends on the Cyber Talent Behind It
Cyber

News For Jun. 1st

1. Workers' Comp Medical Prices Vary Dramatically by State, With Fee Schedules Proving Key to Cost Control
News

2. NY Construction Fatalities Remain Elevated as Enforcement Weakens and Disparities Persist
News

3. Financial Institutions Face Selective Underwriting Pressure Despite Broadly Competitive Insurance Market
Underwriting

4. As Construction Booms, Insurers Draw Sharper Lines Between Good Risks and Bad
Liability

5. Cyber and Economic Uncertainty Top Concerns as Business Leaders Brace for a More Complex Risk Environment
Business Interruption

People on the Move

Brett Saternus Named Chief Underwriting Officer at Coterie Insurance

Allan Ilias Named Head of Ocean Marine, U.S., and Global Practice Leader at The Hartford's Global Specialty

AXA XL Names Nick Goepp Head of West, Excess Casualty and Lexi Bueno Head of Central, U.S. Risk Management

Willis Names Michael Butch and Jim Blaney to Growth Leadership Roles in Corporate Risk & Broking North America

Liberty Mutual Names Wes Hyatt President of Global Risk Solutions North America Distribution & Global Client Engagement

Laurent Richème Named Global Chief Underwriting Officer, Property at AXA XL

Editors' Picks

The Very Real Benefits of an In-Person Vermont Captive Board Meeting
Captives

Trucordia's Felix Morgan on Tackling Customer Pain Points in Today's Market
Q&As

On the Record with John Dempsey of Insight Risk Technologies
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No, Really: Insurance Could Lead the Charge in Curbing Gun Violence 
Crisis Management

Workers' Comp Forum

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Workers' Comp Medical Prices Vary Dramatically by State, With Fee Schedules Proving Key to Cost Control

Prices paid for nonhospital professional services ranged from 28% below the multistate median to 174% above it in 2025, according to the Workers Compensation Research Institute.

NY Construction Fatalities Remain Elevated as Enforcement Weakens and Disparities Persist
News

From Automation to Augmentation: How AI Reshapes Workers’ Compensation
Workers' Comp

Workers' Comp Drug Costs Reverse Course, Rising Sharply Across Most States
News

Pennsylvania Supreme Court: Sole Proprietors Need Not Notify Insurers of Work Injuries Within 120 Days
Legal/Regulatory

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Preparing Builder's Risk Claims During Data Center Construction

Data center projects are more technical, the equipment is more sensitive, and the schedule has less give in it.

Outdated Policy, Modern Costs: Rethinking Pharmacy Choice in Workers’ Compensation
WC Cost Containment

The Cyber Insurance Conundrum
Risk Insider

AI Isn’t the Strategy. Outcomes Are.
Risk Insider

How Can We Insure Against Political Volatility?
Underwriting

Enhancing the Claims Experience Through Data and AI
Risk Insider

Critical Risks

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Climate Change

A Look at How Real Estate Insurers Are Responding to Climate Change

From modeling collaborations to research consortia, the insurance industry helps insureds prepare for fire and flood, no matter which way the political wind is blowing

Business Leaders Recast Insurance as Strategic Resilience Tool, Not Just a Cost
Brokerage

Four Converging Threats Are Making Critical Infrastructure Increasingly Fragile
Business Interruption

AI Tops Insurance Executive Priorities as Regulatory Concerns and Market Volatility Reshape the Risk Landscape
News

3 Business-Ending Risks U.S. Executives Aren't Prioritizing Enough in 2026
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Supply Chain Paralysis and Internet Outages Emerge as Top Business Black Swans
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The Insurance Industry

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Insurance Industry

Opinion | E-bikes? Yikes!

In my neighborhood, it has become increasingly common to see young people, plenty younger than 16, flitting about on e-bikes and motorized scooters. 

AI Risk Is Here — and Insurers Are Learning to Write the Rules
Artificial Intelligence

Perspective | The Strange Thrill of Collecting What Doesn’t Matter
Insurance Industry

Perspective | My Father, the Jazz Legend Who Never Was: Why AI Prefers a Good Lie to the Truth
Insurance Industry

MGA Deals Surge as Scale and Specialization Drive Growth
M&A

Nick Abraham of Amwins Global Risks Talks to Risk & Insurance
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Claims & The Law

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Preparing Builder's Risk Claims During Data Center Construction

Data center projects are more technical, the equipment is more sensitive, and the schedule has less give in it.

From Automation to Augmentation: How AI Reshapes Workers’ Compensation
Workers' Comp

Workers' Comp and Auto Claims Face a Turning Point: AI, Faster Care Pathways, and Clinical Evidence Are Reshaping Industry Economics
Artificial Intelligence

Business Interruption Drives 80% of Mining Losses as Industry Faces Volatile, Under-Recovered Claims
Claims

Workers' Compensation Remains Profitable as Premium Dips and Severity Climbs
Underwriting

Ransom Payments Drop 44% Even as Cyber Claims Surge, Cowbell Reports
Claims

The Risk Profession

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The Profession

Risk Manager Sean Catanese Shares His Journey from Landscaping to Leadership

Sean Catanese found a passion for worker safety from an early age, bringing it into his ERM duties for the public sector.

Jeff Green Discusses Innovation, Challenges and Leading the Charge in Public Risk Management
The Profession

From Brooklyn Bookshelves to Building Resilience: Lesli Rice on Mentorship, Market Shifts and Modern Risk
The Profession

From Nurse to Risk Leader, Nicole Patterson Champions People First in Risk Management
The Profession

From Tree-Cutting to Corporate Risk: Hunter Falk on Evolving Roles, Emerging Risks and Everyday Heroism in Risk Management
The Profession

From Lifeguard to Chief Risk Officer: RIMS 2025 President Kristen Peed Shares Her Journey in Risk Management
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Sector Focus

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NY Construction Fatalities Remain Elevated as Enforcement Weakens and Disparities Persist

New York State recorded 55 construction worker deaths in 2024, with non-union sites, Latinx workers, and declining OSHA activity emerging as critical risk factors, according to NYCOSH.

Financial Institutions Face Selective Underwriting Pressure Despite Broadly Competitive Insurance Market
Underwriting

Risk Manager Sean Catanese Shares His Journey from Landscaping to Leadership
The Profession

As Construction Booms, Insurers Draw Sharper Lines Between Good Risks and Bad
Liability

Data Center Insurance Capacity Strained as Average Project Values Surge From $150 Million to $3 Billion
Property

A Look at How Real Estate Insurers Are Responding to Climate Change
Climate Change

Risk Central

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Influential Engagement: How Purposeful Digital Strategies Drive Positive Patient Participation
Risk Central

How Medical Misinformation Is Reshaping the Doctor's Office—and What Physicians Can Do About It
Risk Central

A Troubling Knowledge Gap: Overcoming Unfamiliarity with Workers’ Comp
Risk Central

How Workers' Compensation Organizations Can Bridge Critical Talent and Knowledge Gaps
Risk Central

Rescheduling Questions: How the Marijuana Landscape Could Soon Change
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