The Risks of 2012
In 2012, these are the issues that, if they don’t keep up you up at night, might bring down your business.

Becoming a Better Risk Manager
When the world sees risk managers, they see cautious, principled, precise, analytical thinkers. But there is more than meets the eye.

Last Call for the Soft Market
At this point, it’s inevitable: the soft market is on its last legs. But favorable pricing for buyers isn’t dead yet.

Robots to the Rescue
Not just for science fiction anymore, robots are making their way into the workplace. And while they haven’t changed the business world -- yet -- they are already improving safety and efficiency.

The Magic Number
In a crisis, knowing how bad things can get is sometimes more useful than knowing how things are. Enter maximum loss value.

RE: Evaluating Email
No email, no problem?

Time to Modernize U.S. Insurance Regulation
The patchwork, state-by-state regulatory scheme is an anchor on all businesses operating in the United States.

We Had a Good Run
Mayan lore says that John Cusack will have a lot fewer fans by 2013 -- unless risk management saves the day.

Shortage of Skills
Talen retention has become vital to modern business.

ERM Within the Construction Industry
Relying on intuition is no longer enough in the construction sector.

Improving Supply Chain Resiliency in China and Beyond
Avoiding the consequences of a supply chain disruption.

After a Data Breach: Notifying the Exposed
As privacy regulations on data handling go federal, companies need to keep up with the new rules.

Is Your Terrorism Coverage Giving You a False Sense of Security?
Terrorism insurance can be vital, but be prepared for a drawn-out claims process if an attack occurs.

Business Continuity 101
Nearly half of small businesses are operating without any type of business continuity plan.

Unmanaged Retirement Plan Risks
Many companies are not managing the risks created by ineffective retirement plan governance.

More Courts Discouraging Policyholder Settlements in Excess Claims Cases
Recent court decisions have gone against long-standing case law regarding excess insurance claims recovery.