Articles about Emerging Risks in Insurance
Goldman Sachs is backing a massive 5-gigawatt power project in Texas just for AI. As an insurance pro, this kind of thing raises every red flag, and it signals a massive new challenge for our industry.
More clients, especially younger ones, are diving into risky investments like crypto and options trading through online accounts. Let's break down why this is happening and how we can guide them through this new landscape.
Most of the world's cobalt, a mineral essential for EV and phone batteries, comes from one politically unstable country. Let's talk about what that means for your business and the massive, hidden risks in your supply chain.
State regulators just gave DTE Energy the green light for Michigan's first hyperscale data center. But beyond the headlines, this project creates a massive and complex new world of risk that the insurance industry needs to understand.
A New York Times reporter is suing giants like Google and OpenAI over AI training data. This isn't just a tech headline; it's a potential earthquake for insurance, especially for Tech E&O and IP policies.
Have you heard about the ghost ships haunting the oil trade? These "zombie tankers," supposedly scrapped years ago, are creating a massive, uninsurable risk that could lead to environmental and financial disaster.
You've heard of suing a person, but what about a state suing a country? Missouri won a $25 billion judgment against China over the pandemic, and now, things are getting even more complicated.
The old rulebook for business risk has been torn up. Discover why declining health and fast-moving tech threats are now the top concerns for leaders, and what it means for the future of insurance.
We all love green technology, but solar panels, electric vehicles, and mass timber construction are introducing some surprising new property risks. Let's talk about what they are and how you can protect your investments without giving up on sustainability.
Climate change is pushing Alaska's Arctic to a breaking point, and a proposed mining road could be the final straw. For the insurance industry, this isn't just an environmental story—it's a preview of a world where risk becomes certainty, and some things become simply uninsurable.
Uber and Avride are launching self-driving cars in Dallas, but it raises a huge question: who pays if there's a crash? Let's break down the massive insurance implications of this new technology.
San Francisco is suing giants like Kraft and Coca-Cola over ultra-processed foods, and it feels a lot like the big tobacco lawsuits. Let's break down why the insurance industry is paying very close attention to this case.