Commentary

If the association with an insurer turns sour, you should act in the best interest of your clients and your business.

While emerging distribution options could threaten the viability of insurers that are overly dependent on agents and brokers, they also represent opportunities to drive growth.

Businesses have to be more concerned about lone wolf attacks than large-scale, 9/11 events. Terrorism insurance has to evolve to meet the threat.

The Flood Insurance Market Parity and Modernization Act aims to preserve the surplus lines market's ability to provide supplemental coverage options that go beyond NFIP.

The insurance industry is facing a grand tsunami of disruption, brought by rising expectations of brokers and clients.

Shawn Moynihan reflects on deliberately stepping outside his comfort zone at the Workers' Compensation Institute's 71st annual Educational Conference.