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D&O Insurance for Data Breaches
As data breaches grow large enough to savage a company’s bottom line, management liability insurance and senior level governance cannot be overlooked
Safety Rules Put Railroads Back on Track
Accidents involving freight trains carrying crude oil have prompted a new focus on rail safety.
Outsourcing Our Humanity
The risk of automating our humanity.
How to Manage Reputation Risk
To truly protect their organizations, risk managers must understand the realities of reputation risk.
ERM from the Top
John Hach of Lincoln Electric discusses how getting company leaders involved can lead to ERM success.
Making the Most At-Risk Generation Less Risky
Millennials present unique challenges that may require companies to adjust training programs.
The Ineffectiveness of Child Safety Recalls
The vast majority of children’s product recalls either go unnoticed or are ignored by consumers.
When Good Celebrity Endorsements Go Bad
Disgrace insurance policies can help companies avoid being swept up in celebrity scandals.
Defense Against the Disabled List
Athletes need to consider disability insurance to protect their financial well-being from career-ending injuries.
Dodging the “Direct Loss” Bullet
Courts have found the definition of a direct loss to be broader than what some insurers would believe.
Walking, Chewing Gum
We all know how hard it is to walk and chew gum at same time, but walking and texting is even harder.
Worker Safety in the Health Care Industry
Health care workers must balance efforts to perform their jobs safely while protecting patients from harm.
Managing Country Risk in the Boardroom
To make better decisions on international risks, boards must have the information to ask the right questions.
Casinos Face Pressure on Money Laundering
Regulators are requiring the gaming industry to strengthen its anti-money laundering procedures.
Hacking Away at the Bottom Line
Target’s data breach highlights the costly risks retailers and card companies face from cybercriminals.
