Risk Management Magazine (12/1/2022)
An estimated 40 million people are in slavery worldwide, with the majority being trafficked and exploited for their labor. ­Slavery and forced labor generate annual profits of $150 billion. Companies can use their ESG initiatives to address labor trafficking and other abuses to better protect workers, avoid regulatory penalties and preserve brand reputation.

Corporate Risk and Insurance (1/26/2023)
Jennifer Santiago took office as president of RIMS at the start of this year. In this interview with Corporate Risk and Insurance, Santiago talks about her career in risk management, as well as what she is looking forward to as president of RIMS during a pivotal time for the industry.

Insurance Journal (1/27/2023)
Amid a historically hard construction market, middle and large-sized companies looking for alternatives to traditional insurance may turn to captives to find stable pricing and greater capacity.

Corporate Knights (1/24/2023)
Feeling the losses affected by a warming climate, a growing number of insurance companies have decided that providing coverage to fossil fuels is not in their future.

PropertyCasualty360 (1/26/2023)
The insurance policy phrase "direct physical loss of or damage to" has been prominent in the news thanks to recent business interruption cases related to the pandemic, but a recent case examines the phrase in the context of cybersecurity.

Insurance Journal (1/27/2023)
In the fourth quarter of 2022, deals were up 14% from the third quarter, yet 30% lower than the same period in 2021. The year-over-year decline is most likely due to rising interest rates and economic uncertainty.

Asia Insurance Review (1/27/2023)
Re/insurers can assist in resolving the climate crisis by allocating capital where it’s needed, such as through clean tech solutions, and by de-risking projects and technology development.

DS News (1/24/2023)
According to new survey results from Conning, insurance companies are expected to increase their risk tolerance and grow portfolio allocations to private assets amid their concerns about higher market volatility and inflation. 

RIMScast
Josephine Wolff is an associate professor of cybersecurity policy at The Fletcher School at Tufts University. In this interview, Josephine shares what risk professionals need to rethink or reevaluate in 2023. She also reveals the top three cybersecurity issues that will have the largest impact on organizational leaders in 2023 and offers advice regarding cyber and ransomware attacks.

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