Starr's Greenberg: The First 100 Years Were Just the Beginning

St. Joseph’s Students Succeed in Competition by Focusing on Uninsured Risk

Sedgwick's North: Claims Handling Is Undergoing a Tech Revolution

Marsh's Tobin: Most Flood Losses Come Beyond Designated Hazard Areas

Safety National's Luebbert: States Increase Scrutiny of Self-Insurance Programs

Nationwide’s Kardaras: Cryptocurrencies Challenge the Bounds of Crime Coverage

Liberty's Kelley Sees Continued Consolidation Among Commercial Insurers

Lockton's Andler: Floods of 2017 Put Emphasis on Finding Long-Term Solution

Willis' Merkovsky: Parametric-Based Coverage Cuts Through Post-Cat Complexity

Lockton's McGrath: Supply Chain Coverage Adapts to 'Economic Adulteration'

Willis' Medlock: Caribbean Risk Facility Is a Model for Cat-Exposed Regions

Zurich's Cooper: 2017 Storms Helped Shape Following Year's Coverage

Liberty's Michel: A Million Dollars Is Not What It Used to Be

Employment Liability Panel: It's Not Having a Policy That Matters, It's How You Respond

RMS' Moss: Risk Models Are Too Useful to Be Used by Insurers Only

Bermuda Premier: Island Aims to Become Hub for Fintech, Virtual Currency

Zurich's Grahf: Travel Coverage Continues to Grow, Attract M&A

The Institute's Elliott: Connected Devices Draw New Players Into Risk Management

Captive Regulators: Our Biggest Challenge Is Keeping Up With Regulations

Lockton's Moitoso: Enterprise Risk Management a Bigger Factor in Coverage

Hartford's Bergbauer: Surprising Number of U.S. Businesses Exposed to Multinational Risks

Fraud Sniffr CEO: Despite Facebook's Troubles, Social Media Still Reveals Fraud

Hawaii's Kurata: Large Share of Captives Coming From Asia-Pacific Region

Neustar Execs: It’s Hard to Set Effective Rates if You’re Unsure of the Customer

FM Global’s Lawson: Cyber Loss, Like Floods and Hurricanes, Can Be Mitigated

Tennessee’s Corbett: Sponsors Turn to Captives to Support Voluntary Benefits

Risk Panel: Cyber Is Growing Into the Risk That Connects Them All

Ironshore’s Smith: Social Justice Concerns Drive Some Environmental Costs

Generali’s Skapof: Need to Scale Up Market Drives Consolidation

Gallagher Bassett’s Powell: Insurance Counsel Face New Data-Based Scrutiny

Marsh’s Denton: Insurers Pulled Into Legal Battles Over the Opioid Supply Chain

Insurance Leaders: The Most Effective Catastrophe Work Occurs Pre-Storm

Liberty's Kelly: Hospital Risks Extend Further Into Environmental, Cyber

Gallagher Bassett's Hampshire: Claims Handling Is the Dark Horse in the Insurtech Race

Verisk's Casas: Energy Market Puts the Squeeze on Underwriters

The Institutes' Miller: Focus Ahead Includes Learning Blockchain Tech

Zurich's Horgan: Puerto Rico Offers Lesson in Catastrophe Impact, Resilience Needs

Data and Analytics Leaders Reveal Their Biggest Challenge: Show Me the ROI

Marsh's Fell: Next Generation of Insurers Takes Fresh Approach to Risk

Hartford's Tooker: Crunching Data Helps Pinpoint Developing Opioid Issues

WTW's Ryan: Workplace Wearables Boost Safety, but Create New Data Exposures

PMA's Santulli: Curbing the Opioid Problem Means Looking Beyond Medications

AIR's Stransky: Next Great Catastrophe Could Be a Virtual Cloudburst

Active Shooter Panel: Coverage for On-Site Violence Is 'Business as Unusual'

Chubb's Tanenbaum: Connected Devices Are the New Cyber Snoops

ISO's Treacy: Data, Risk Modeling Have Caught Up With Flood Underwriting

Allianz' McGuirl: Cornucopia of Entertainment Channels Creates Opportunity

Verisk's Ingraham: Tech Changing Commercial Risk Differently Than Personal

As Insurers' Range of Competitors Widens, Leaders Say Scaling Up Matters

Liberty's Duncan: 2017 Disasters Hold Lessons for Health Care Providers

RIMS President: 21st Century Risk Management Has Changed

A.M. Best's Gillard: No Company Will Ever Be Done With ERM