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Insurers should expect increasing pressure to go beyond risk assessment and reporting by taking a more proactive role in reducing carbon emissions.
Climate change could cause the world could lose 10% of its total economic value by 2050, says the Swiss Re Institute.
The risk profession is constantly evolving, and leaders must use the opportunity to communicate their value effectively.
This year, the U.S. National Hurricane Center will begin issuing advisories in the Atlantic starting May 15.
Insureds may have questions related to their workplace and employees following a catastrophe. Here is how insurance professionals can respond.
Severe weather activity in February broke records in parts of the U.S., but around the world, the impact of winter storms was widespread.
The industry showed resiliency in the face of the pandemic, as combined ratio also showed gains.
Prevention, not just risk transfer through coverage, may be the new aim of the whole insurance game.
Rates could go up as much as 15%, but the E&S market could see more capacity as it catches investors' attention.
Insurers' finances took a hit in Q1-Q3 2020 amidst the COVID-19 pandemic and a historic catastrophe season.