Risk Management Magazine (3/7/2026)
Whether on display in a gallery, office building or private collection, fine art is both a source of aesthetic beauty and a valuable investment. But unlike other investments, art is vulnerable to a host of unique risks. These range from the basic, like accidental loss or damage caused in transit, to the dynamic, like theft, intentional harm, late-detected forgery and faked provenance.

CIR Magazine (4/7/2026)
RIMS has published a new executive report on strengthening risk reporting to boards and governance committees. "Board Risk Reporting: How to Deliver Insights That Matter" emphasizes that boards need a clear picture of their organization's most significant risks and overall risk management capabilities to support strategic decision-making. Authored by three members of RIMS's Strategic and Enterprise Risk Management Council, it focuses on aligning reporting with board expectations, sustaining that alignment over time and calibrating the right level of detail for informed governance.

Insurance Journal (4/6/2026)
The U.S. International Development Finance Corp. has expanded its maritime reinsurance backstop from $20 billion to $40 billion, adding AIG, Berkshire Hathaway, Liberty Mutual, Travelers, Starr and CNA alongside lead insurer Chubb. The expanded program aims to encourage commercial vessels to resume transit through the Strait of Hormuz despite the ongoing Iran conflict, though analysts note that shipping confidence will not fully return until Iran's military capabilities are degraded. The program requires applicants to disclose vessel ownership, cargo origin and lender information.

Reinsurance News (3/1/2026)
In his annual letter to shareholders, AIG chairman and CEO Peter Zaffino committed to accelerating the company's AI strategy against a backdrop of geopolitical uncertainty, persistent inflation, heightened catastrophe activity and rapid technological change. Zaffino described advances in large language models, computing power, and agentic AI as reshaping risk assessment in ways that are unprecedented. The letter frames AI adoption as central to AIG's long-term growth plan.

PropertyCasualty360 (4/7/2026)
Workers' comp professionals face a compounding risk environment in 2026 as climate-driven catastrophes, supply chain disruptions and economic inflation interact to amplify losses across multiple lines. Nuclear verdicts and social inflation are driving up claim severity, while rapid AI adoption is reshaping underwriting and claims handling and introducing new cyber and data privacy exposures.

Carrier Management (3/2/2026)
Aging electrical systems, failing fire suppression components and equipment past service life create simultaneous exposure across property, workers compensation and general liability. But insurers have lacked a systematic way to connect with maintenance data before claims occur. That capability is now emerging through data-driven tools that allow carriers to identify deteriorating conditions proactively.

Strategic Risk (4/3/2026)
Senior risk leaders from AMRAE warn that most so-called emerging risks — climate, cyber, geopolitics, water stress, demographic shifts — are not new but are accelerating, interconnecting and becoming harder to reverse. Siloed risk assessment systematically underestimates them because convergence cannot be captured inside functional boundaries. The panel argues that risk managers must reframe board conversations around velocity, interdependence and irreversibility, build cross-functional assessment as a default, and treat insurance market tightening as an early warning signal that systemic exposure is being repriced.

Business Insurance (3/1/2026)
Securities class-action lawsuits tied to tariff disclosures are emerging as a new risk category for directors and officers, with four tariff-related federal securities suits filed in 2025 against companies including Dow, CarMax and Tronox. Experts say both public and private companies face exposure from inaccurate or incomplete disclosures about tariff impacts — a practice some are calling "tariff-washing." D&O policies are expected to respond to securities fraud claims and derivative suits arising from tariff disclosures.

RIMS Webinar, Sponsored by Zurich
On April 16, Zurich and World Travel Protection will explore the hidden threats facing business travelers, how instability in one region can rapidly escalate to impact others, and the practical steps organizations can take to keep their people safe. The discussion will also explore insurance program strategies to mitigate related exposures. Register today!

 

 

RIMS Virtual Workshop – April 15
The Emerging Risks Workshop is designed to equip participants with the skills and knowledge to proactively identify, assess, and develop strategies to mitigate these emerging risks. This workshop emphasizes a forward-thinking approach to risk management, focusing on risks that are not yet fully understood or apparent. Learn more and register today.

RIMS Virtual Workshop – April 21 – 22
Gain an edge with the RIMS-CRMP, the only internationally accredited risk management certification. Establish yourself as a recognized expert in the risk management profession and a valuable asset to your organization. Start your RIMS-CRMP journey today. The workshop will offer case studies, hands-on exercises, and an action planner to help you earn this highly-coveted mark of achievement. Register today!

Register Today! - Philadelphia – May 3-6
RISKWORLD brings the world’s risk management community together for four days of learning, collaboration, and networking. This can’t-miss risk management experience will draw more than 10,000 global risk professionals, over 300 exhibiting solution providers, and will feature nearly 150 education sessions that explore almost every risk and risk strategy imaginable. Connect. Cultivate and Collaborate with RIMS at RISKWORLD.

Soldotna, Alaska
Central Peninsula Hospital

Denver, Colorado
Colorado Department of Transportation

Laval ou Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec, Canada
Glencore Mine Raglan

Canada - Nationwide
Kensington Health has been deeply rooted in the Kensington community for more than half a century. From its origins as St. John’s Surgical Hospital and later as The Doctor’s Hospital, Kensington Health was founded with a commitment to break barriers, raise expectations and promote health equity for the structurally vulnerable.

Canonsburg, Pennsylvania
USG is a national wholesale insurance broker and managing general agent (MGA), operating in all 50 states with access to over 400 markets. We are consistently recognized as a top MGA and workplace, with a strong focus on collaboration, mentorship, and professional growth. We are seeking a motivated and detail-oriented intern to support our underwriting and operations team. This role provides hands-on exposure to the insurance industry, including support, policy processing, and day-to-day operations.

Hamilton, New Jersey
The Berkley Accident & Health Human Resources Intern supports the A&H team in areas of underwriting, claims analysis, compliance, program development and HR operations. This role is designed for students interested in insurance, risk management, healthcare benefits, or data analytics. The intern will gain hands-on experience working with specific department, learn real business data, industry processes, and contributing to team projects.