Risk Management

AI liability insurance is emerging through scattered approaches, but the lack of independent model evaluation means underwriters are pricing uncertainty instead of risk.

Spokane's devastating suburban wildfires reveal why insurers nationwide must separately assess conflagration risk from traditional wildfire exposure.

Recent hantavirus and Ebola outbreaks underscore that pandemic preparedness depends on rapid detection and response systems, not pathogen severity alone.

AI has surged to the second-biggest perceived business risk globally, yet actual insurance losses remain surprisingly low—for now.

Multifamily operators have mastered resident risk management, but rising liability costs reveal a dangerous gap in dealing with vendors.

Climate models weren't built to predict insurance losses, so underwriters are having to rethink risk management.

Rising independent dispute resolution (IDR) volumes under the act demand insurers shift from reactive claims handling to enterprise-wide risk strategy.

War overtakes civil unrest as companies' top political violence risk as conflicts disrupt trade flows and strain alliances.