Risk Management

Great risk managers generally go unnoticed—the plane that lands safely doesn't get much coverage

In response, insurers should take full advantage of stress testing, a valuable but underused risk management tool.

Risk managers need to start by embedding elements of analysis into decision-making processes, expanding the scope over time.

Here are four of the biggest risk management disasters in history – and how the risk management industry has learned from them.

It actually doesn't matter as long as two important criteria are met, but here are five reasons why Internal Audit is a good home.

The focus is shifting to “opportunities” and the “potential positive effects” of risk, and only thereafter on “negative effects.”

Risk managers, take note: Small firms know that, unless an activity directly contributes to achieving objectives, it's not going to be done.

Advanced robotics is going to thrust upon insurers a world that is extremely different from the one they sought to indemnify in the 20th century.