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The directors and officers market is enjoying favorable pricing and policy terms, but emerging risks threaten that stability.

Fungal diseases are already estimated to kill millions of people each year and devastate crops. Now changing climates are showing fungi’s ability to adapt and spread.

Lurching from budget crisis to budget crisis is not how government is supposed to work.

While the federal government steps back from requiring corporate climate financial risk reports, California is pursuing the mandate. But the state rules face legal challenges.

In Sandwich, an annual family vacation at the shore strays away from the beach and into serious territory.

Lawsuits over "AI washing" fall into three different categories—here are some examples.

Though overall insurtech funding was down in the second quarter of 2025, venture capital's interest in insurtech remains strong.

Q&A with Charlie Langdale, CEO, Humanity Insured

Q&A with Larry Lambert, Director of Legal and Compliance, Missouri Employers Mutual, and Shanna Fegely, Associate Attorney, Hoffman & Hlavac

CEO, King Risk Partners

Advisory skills and AI fluency are no longer optional. How firms develop their people today will define the industry’s future.

The battle to reform lawsuit abuse continues, with significant victories in several states and a near-miss in Congress.

Only taking action to slow climate change will reduce losses from natural catastrophes.

While investor interest in casualty insurance-linked securities is growing, obstacles to takeup remain.

A small action, or even a kind word in passing, can have impacts that extend for years across the industry.

Q&A with Benjamin Rubin, Executive Vice President and Market Head of Premium Finance and Capital Markets, FIRST Insurance Funding and Wintrust Life Finance

Becoming a true specialist in insurance requires talent, technology, and broker partners.