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'Contact with object or equipment' was the most common cause of workplace deaths in 2022.
Have expectations of major energy policy changes come to fruition and how is this impacting coverage?
What did this insurance technologist learn from previous work in several high-profile industries? Learn to trust your gut.
The dozen industries with the priciest cyber insurance run on transactional information.
Insurance is expected to cover the costs of the incident that poured about 3,000 barrels of crude oil into the Pacific Ocean.
Insureds must monitor global environmental, social and governance (ESG) matters to assess perils and how they can manifest into liabilities.
The industry's latest ESG announcements address global emissions and Canadian pipeline coverage.
Discover what insurers can do to uncover emerging risks and stay ahead of unknown perils caused by climate change.
The Federal Insurance Office wants public input on how to monitor and assess the insurance industry's financial risks tied to climate change.
In 2018, premiums from new oil and gas projects amounted to just 0.1% of all property and casualty business.
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