In a significant pivot that reflects the mounting economic pressures on businesses across the United States, employers are now placing a higher premium on controlling employee benefit costs than on using those same benefits as a tool for attracting and retaining top talent. An annual analysis of
The Dawn of a New Financial Alliance A profound and rapidly accelerating convergence is underway between the worlds of alternative asset management and life insurance. This is not a subtle, incremental change but a seismic shift driven by powerful mutual interests, fundamentally altering how life
The aftermath of several high-profile cyber-attacks in 2025 has cast a long shadow over corporate risk management, forcing organizations to re-evaluate their defenses and financial safeguards against digital threats. The staggering £1.9 billion economic cost of the attack on Jaguar Land Rover, a
The quiet hum of servers on a holiday weekend can be a deceptive sound, as it often masks a period of heightened vulnerability when cybercriminals are most active. While staff and security teams operate with reduced capacity, threat actors capitalize on the slower response times to launch
The familiar quacking duck commercials have long cemented Aflac's image as a reliable insurer, yet a recent sophisticated cyberattack has shattered this perception for millions, revealing a significant vulnerability in the company's data security. What initially began as the detection of suspicious
The Gathering Storm: Why Multidistrict Litigation Demands Insurers' Attention A systemic and consequential force is reshaping the United States casualty insurance sector. Multidistrict Litigation (MDL), once a specialized procedural tool, has evolved into a primary driver of liability, creating
