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The Implications of Ebola for the Workforce
Employers need to be aware of certain legal and financial issues related to the Ebola epidemic.
Global Fraud Report
Global fraud losses add up to $3.7 trillion a year, with three-fourths attributed to employees.
P/C Market Softening Expected for 2015
Insureds should have many options for coverage in 2015, according to a new Willis report.
Protecting Students Abroad from Ebola
As Ebola spreads throughout West Africa, vigilance and contingency planning are critical.
To Insure or Not To Insure
Insurance expert Michael Levine discusses the implications of the Napa Valley earthquake.
Warming Trends May Benefit Maritime
Climate change risk could turn into an opportunity for the shipping industry.
Captive Use for Cyberrisk Low
Few organizations use their captive insurer to cover cyberrisks.
Wind Farms Run Afoul of Endangered Birds
As wind turbine construction increases, so do threats to federally protected bird species.
New Crop Strategies Target Bee Scarcity
Researchers are increasing their efforts to combat disappearing bee populations.
The Graduate’s Perspective
Risk management professionals discuss how their educational experience shaped their career.
Trends in Higher Education: Real World Lessons
By maximizing program relevance, schools are drawing in more students for a new class of risk managers.
Total Cost of Risk on the Rise in 2013
Organizations paid more to cover their risks in 2013 than in previous years.
Beware of Lightning Season
Summer is the peak season for lightning strikes, which cost insurers millions of dollars every year.
Turning up the Heat on Climate Change
Teenage polar explorer Parker Liautaud discusses his first-hand research on climate change.
Steady As She Goes: 2014 Captive Domicile Review
In our annual captive review, we examine the top trends influencing key domiciles.
