Magazine

Cover Story March 2022

Leading brokerages are mounting tech-led initiatives to break through old limits of what a brokerage does.

Features

Run a Green Ship

Despite advances in fuel quality and reductions in the number of maritime oil spills, pollution risks remain both at sea and in port.

Betting the Farm

Cyber security is essential for public trust in our food chain. It also will significantly reduce the threat of loss.

Thought Leaders

Expect the Expected

Today’s way of transacting business within the commercial insurance sector nee...

Despite the enormous catastrophe losses that began with the HIM hurricanes back in 2017, the staying-power of capital markets investors proved robust. Most private investors through family offices turned tail at that juncture, but the big funds took it on the chin.

P&C ILS and the Core Incompetence

Stapled Supers Short on Needed Insurance

Australian employers are increasingly saddled with the burden of providing adequate life and disability insurance for employees locked in ill-fitted annuity plans.

Final Numbers for 2021 Set New Highs

With late announcements, 2021 insurance brokerage M&A in the United States blew away prior years.

Reader's Edge Understanding America’s Spirit Animal

A Review of The Bald Eagle: The Improbable Journey of America’s Bird

Technosavvy Safety Standards in the Middle Market

Q&A with David Fontain, CEO and Co-Founder, Foresight

From Unaware to Ally

Anyone can be a diversity, equity and inclusion ally. You just need to get started.

Vital Signs Health Premium Surcharges: Effective Stick or Miniscule Mover?

Q&A with Jill Van Den Bos, Principal and Actuary, and Shelley Moss, Actuary, at Milliman, and Jeff Levin-Scherz, M.D., Population Health Leader at WTW