Cyber incidents, including ransomware and IT disruptions, top the global risk list for the fourth consecutive year, while climate change rises to its highest position ever in the Allianz Risk Barometer.

Traditional change management strategies no longer work in today’s fast-paced, AI-driven world. Amy Radin outlines a revolutionary, people-focused approach to organizational transformation.

The rising threat of space debris poses significant challenges to insurers, necessitating innovative solutions for risk assessment, liability management, and global collaboration.

Workplace mental health strategies are transforming as AI-powered tools rise in popularity, traditional EAPs face challenges, and employee needs evolve, per Unmind’s 2025 survey.

A recent IRC survey reveals that while most homeowners feel prepared for severe weather, awareness of mitigation strategies, premium savings, and legal system impacts remains limited.

The accelerating impacts of climate change, coupled with slow government response and human reluctance to prepare, are driving a homeowners insurance crisis in wildfire-prone states like California.

Moody’s projects insured losses from uncontained LA wildfires to range from $10 billion to $20 billion, impacting homeowners, commercial insurers, and the E&S market amid California’s ongoing insurance challenges.

The Los Angeles wildfires are projected to result in $20 billion in insurance losses, prompting reinsurance recoveries for some carriers as analysts assess exposure across property and auto lines.

California’s Palisades Fire has consumed thousands of acres and homes, with high winds complicating firefighting efforts. Federal aid and state resources aim to assist affected residents.

The Lloyd’s Market Association introduces a framework for evaluating systemic cyber risks, focusing on healthcare and maritime industries, to aid insurers in risk management.

Two USDA studies reveal that U.S. chicken and pork plant workers face significantly higher risks of musculoskeletal disorders, raising concerns about workplace safety in the industry.

Insurance firms must decide between building new systems or enhancing legacy platforms through "wrapping" as digital transformation reshapes the industry.

Discover the top claims and risk management trends for 2025, including AI-driven solutions, cyber insurance evolution, wearables in the workplace, and enhanced catastrophe response.

Generative AI promises cost savings and efficiency, but businesses must carefully navigate risks like liability, cyber vulnerabilities, and data privacy before implementation.

The Virginia Workers’ Compensation Commission denied benefits to a school bus driver, emphasizing that injuries caused by simple acts like walking are not automatically compensable.