What QBE's reinsurance and capital moves mean for Canadian brokers placing catastrophe-exposed risk
A seismic shutdown at the world’s largest underground copper mine shows what business interruption really costs a critical minerals project
A record officer shortage is forcing insurers to cover seafarers long after they step off the gangway
Luxury carmakers are seizing control of the insurance buying pathway and forcing the industry to rethink distribution, underwriting and broker value
As hyperscale projects balloon in scale and value, Aon's Terence Williams says brokers must rethink concentration and catastrophe risk
With US$125 billion in vessels stranded in the Gulf, geopolitics is now the top risk facing shipping and marine insurers
The world’s insurers are still selling a product built for a calmer era - and one senior executive says the industry can no longer afford to ignore the gap
In 1999, when the world was dancing to Prince and worrying about the Millennium Bug, a hailstorm that year rewrote the template
Navacord's Robert Beeston breaks down how these pressures are colliding to change how construction risk gets priced and placed
NFP's Randy Ramkissoon says one GPS tracker isn't enough anymore – thieves know where to look, and the claims are getting more severe
BFL Canada's Hector Plascencia says the gap between identifying a risk and actually understanding its business impact is where most organizations fall short