Risk Management Magazine (10/21/2025)
In 2005, Hurricane Katrina struck the Gulf Coast, causing massive flooding and widespread property damage. More than 1,800 people were killed in the storm and 1.5 million were displaced. Economic losses exceeded $225 billion, while insured losses came to $105 billion (in 2024 dollars), making it the most costly natural catastrophe in U.S. history. New Orleans and the surrounding areas have taken many steps to improve their resilience in the wake of Katrina, but two decades later, the risk remains high.

New York Times (10/16/2025)
The Trump administration’s policy to decline aid to areas struck by disasters is shifting costs and organizational responsibilities squarely onto states and localities.

Insurance Journal (10/21/2025)
The outage affected a wide swath of the economy that relies on AWS, emphasizing the risk posed by the failure of a single enterprise.

Canadian Underwriter (9/24/2025)
Construction costs are surging due to lingering COVID-19 effects, tariffs, carbon taxes and stricter building codes, raising insured values and complicating property valuations for organizations.

Carrier Management (10/21/2025)
Federal emergency grants are facing severe cuts, delays and new restrictions, undermining states’ disaster readiness and prompting confusion, staffing issues and concern over future crisis response capabilities.

Jamaica Observer (10/22/2025)
Successful businesses are taking risk seriously as an organizational threat but also an opportunity to react nimbly and gain advantage over rivals in the when faced with crises.

Corporate Compliance Insights (10/20/2025)
They risk being seen as rigid enforcers if they act too fast rather than listening first, building trust, assessing technology gaps and framing compliance as a business growth strategy.

Business Insurance (10/21/2025)
The Illinois Appellate Court upheld that a medical provider cannot sue an employer for unpaid bills as a third-party beneficiary of a workers’ compensation settlement, affirming limits under state law.

Professional Report
Staying ahead of the evolving risk landscape is more critical than ever. The Internal Audit Foundation’s Risk in Focus 2026: North America report, sponsored by AuditBoard, provides a detailed look at the top risks identified by North American internal audit leaders. Featuring insights from 271 survey respondents, interviews, and roundtables, you will understand how deeply these critical risks are shaping internal audit priorities. 

RIMScast
Cybersecurity risks are evolving faster than ever. New threats, unexpected breaches, and shifting regulations are redefining the landscape quarter by quarter. October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and while cybersecurity is a year-long battle, this is the ideal time to ask: What should risk leaders prepare for during the rest of 2025 and beyond? Leaders from Alliant weigh in with tips to prepare for new attacks and how to respond. Free download!

RIMS Webinar
As climate volatility increases, parametric insurance is becoming an essential tool for building financial resilience and continuity. Join this Oct. 30 webinar to explore parametric natural catastrophe insurance—a powerful, flexible solution that goes beyond conventional coverage. Register here!

November 17–18 | Seattle
The risk landscape is changing fast. Is your enterprise risk management (ERM) strategy keeping up? Join us at the RIMS ERM Conference 2025 from November 17–18 in Seattle to gain the strategies, insights, and connections to help you navigate change and lead with confidence. Register Now

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