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Changing the conversation
Speaking the right motivation language as the cannabis industry climbs out of the black market and out onto Main Street, is crucial writes Daniel Garcia
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Should California have private wildfire insurance?
Does the state need its own coverage to help with the increasing costs of wildfires – and if so, what would that look like?
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Executive experts
Risk Strategies’ Iyan Alfredson and John Morahan explain the intricate exposures directors and officers face in an era marked by #MeToo, regulatory risks and other challenges
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Transparency trumps trespassing
In today’s competitive insurance market, true collaboration between sales, underwriting and marketing is critical for survival, writes Arthur B. Seifert
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What’s the key to elevating underrepresented people?
How can insurance better promote different races, sexes, ethnicities and other underrepresented groups in the workplace?
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Evolution, not revolution
Insurtech has been praised for bringing technology to the insurance industry, but the technology has been there all along, writes Frank Sentner
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Has insurance become too reliant on technology?
The industry seems to finally have warmed to tech – but has it truly reached a tipping point yet?
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The other side of climate change
Commercial sectors need to consider their exposure in light of product liability legislation prompted by climate change
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What’s the key to success in cannabis insurance?
In this constantly changing sector, industry players agree that knowledge and relationships are paramount
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The quiet expansion of intentional harm provisions
A wave of exclusions devalue the purpose of liability insurance, writes Peter Kochenburger and run counter to how stakeholders have traditionally understood intentional harm provisions