Steve Randall
Steve Randall

Insurance Business America

Steve Randall

Journalist

30+ years experience

Steve's specialty topics

Employee benefits AI Data breaches

Steve Randall has more than 30 years of media industry experience including online, newspapers, radio, and podcasts. Beginning with top-rating radio shows in his native UK, he has established a reputation as a B2B content creator and has been writing for multiple Key Media titles since 2014.

He was a regular contributor to Insurance Business America until 2017 and hosted IB Talk's weekly Global News Roundup podcast until 2023. Now covering benefits for Insurance Business America, Steve will focus on insights from brokers, providers, and other thought leaders from the industry.

Also published by

The Street · The Charlotte Observer · KRLD-AM (Dallas · TX) · EIN News · NewsBreak · Sun Herald

 

Read the latest stories by Steve

Report: The quiet death of the commission model
The commission model is eroding a point at a time, benefits consultants are becoming fee-based advisers, and certain sectors are leading the charge
Report: The quiet death of the commission model
Dell family office nears $7.7bn Baldwin Insurance take-private deal
DFO Management is in advanced talks to acquire the Tampa-based brokerage at a premium to its current market value
Dell family office nears $7.7bn Baldwin Insurance take-private deal
AI in group benefits is a trust problem, not a technology problem
Scott Roth, Prudential's chief technology officer, says employers will increasingly look to brokers to help them evaluate new solutions and balance innovation with employee trust
AI in group benefits is a trust problem, not a technology problem
Court stay on Trump's ACA requirements a win for benefits brokers
But health and welfare attorney Lisa Campbell warns a wave of new employee benefits rules is coming
Court stay on Trump's ACA requirements a win for benefits brokers
Medicaid's $32.9 billion enrollment problem: what it means for benefits advisors
Nearly half of Medicaid expansion enrollees likely don't qualify and the distortion is rippling into employer-sponsored insurance markets
Medicaid's $32.9 billion enrollment problem: what it means for benefits advisors
ERISA litigation surge puts plan sponsors on defense, brokers on alert, says Bonnie Treichel
Retirement plan lawsuits have spiked since 2020, and AI-assisted filing is accelerating the trend — leaving plan sponsors and their advisors exposed
ERISA litigation surge puts plan sponsors on defense, brokers on alert, says Bonnie Treichel
The employee benefits education gap costing employers money
Univest's Kristen Dougherty says employers are paying for solutions they don't know they have
The employee benefits education gap costing employers money
Employer health costs near 15-year high as billing pressures mount
Segal's 2027 survey finds medical and Rx trends near a 15-year high, with AI billing adding new risk
Employer health costs near 15-year high as billing pressures mount
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