Articles by Caroline McDonald
Disasters Highlight Potential Uses for Drones
Risk managers and insurers are finding new applications for drone technology.
Costs of SOX Compliance
Enacted in 2002, Sarbanes-Oxley has continued to evolve for the publicly held companies it governs, as do the costs of compliance.
Managing Energy Sector Risks
A new study highlights both the growing risk management capabilities and enduring barriers in the energy sector.
The Surprising Toll of Invasive Species
Non-native plants and animals can cause billions of dollars in damage every year.
Captive Trends Reflect Today’s Business Needs
A recent report sheds light on what kinds of companies are using captives and why.
Adapting to Innovation Risks
While innovation is necessary to move companies forward, it also presents another set of risks.
Fertility Clinic Failures Highlight Storage Risks
Equipment malfunctions at two fertility clinics underscore the need for better safeguards.
Risk Complexity Increasing
A majority of organizations recently experienced operational surprise due to unexpected risks.
Active Shooter Coverage Gaining Traction
Insurance products are adapting as the number of mass shootings grows.
Q&A: Communicating Risk
RIMS President Robert Cartwright, Jr., discusses the evolution of risk management.
M&A Growth Consistent in 2018
Despite large recent acquisitions, M&A activity is expected to largely comprise smaller transactions in 2018.
The Rising Tide of Maritime Shipping Risks
New technology and increased global trade have led to new risks for the shipping industry.
Global Fraud Incidents on the Rise
As incidents continue to rise, the lines between forms of fraud are increasingly blurred.
Insurance Buyers Face Shifting Market
Willis Towers Watson’s Joe Peiser discusses what insurance buyers can expect in the coming year.
Preventing Employee Lawsuits
Employee lawsuits cost companies an average of $160,000 for cases that result in a defense and settlement payment.