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Editor's Note for June 2014

Business executives are still not attempting to keep ahead of the complex and increasing risks to their global supply chains, a Zurich survey finds.

Business interruption is becoming more common and more complex, but risk managers aren't planning ahead of these risks, says Zurich's latest Supply Chain Survey.

Business interruption is becoming more common and more complex, but risk managers aren't planning ahead of these risks, says Zurich's latest Supply Chain Survey.

While recent natural catastrophes have highlighted the risks weather poses to a companys supply chain, technology failure and cyber attacks represent an even greater threat that many companies overlook, a new report says.

With storm season near, and the disastrous effects of Superstorm Sandy still on the minds of many businesses, some wonder, What lies ahead?

With storm season near, and the disastrous effects of Superstorm Sandy still on the minds of many businesses, some wonder, What lies ahead?

One lesson coming out of Superstorm Sandy is that after an event is not the ideal time for companies to try to understand the extent of insurance coverage, says an executive with insurance broker Aon.