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The volume and complexity of data hamper predicting weather-related risk at the local level.

With many countries across the world looking at coal and oil substitutes, renewable energy sources are becoming an increasing part of insurers' and brokers' portfolios.

As the federal government mulls ways to address a labor shortage in caring for long-term residents, the industry and nursing home advocates square off. Can insurers help?

Q&A with Christopher Croft, chief executive of the London & International Insurance Brokers’ Association

Boomers have to start perpetuating the institutional knowledge and business skills that have made their companies thrive. That’s leadership.

Q&A with Lisa Paul, Chief Strategy Officer, Transportation, Hub International.

Q&A with Wendy Gerhardt, Research Leader, Deloitte Center for Health Solutions, and Shannon Padayachy, Senior Manager, Deloitte

Q&A with Andrew Robinson, CEO, Skyward Specialty Insurance

This legislation would establish new payment and performance security requirements for projects receiving assistance under the act.

With some accommodations, your firm can maximize the talent of people with neurological differences.

How you communicate your strategy is critical.

The hard market pivot drove a lot of business to non-admitted insurers.

The SEC's new cyber reporting rule may energize the plaintiffs bar.

The industry faces diverse challenges, but slow and steady can win the race.

Regulators, legislators and the industry all seek a solution to the fire-ravaged insurance marketplace.

Q&A with Vince Tizzio, President & CEO, AXIS

According to the EPA, “Response to the effects of climate change on agriculture—an industry heavily driven by land use, water and other natural resources—depends on the ability of farmers and […]

Two “new” technologies are slowly picking up steam in renewable energy.