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MGAs can offer insurers a cost-effective entry into new or niche markets without having to make the typical expenditures associated with expansion.

Many insurance professionals are weathering today's unprecedented market hardening for the first time.

Subrogation is often explained as 'stepping into the shoes of another,' and is a way insurers can recover losses in some cases.

Cyber insurance carriers are demanding that their clients do more to protect themselves against attacks.

While the NFIP was established in 1968, interest in such a program stretches back much further.

The CRM is designed for a variety of professions with risk management responsibilities.

Whenever your skill is specialized and there aren't enough people doing it, you become more valuable.

Asbestos was never fully banned in the U.S. and is still being used in building materials to this day.