The growth in companies buying stand-alone insurance has plateaued, according to a survey of corporate insurance buyers.
Companies are clamoring for the data and information they need to manage their exposures.
Businesses are alert to threat of hacker attacks but can "do a lot better" to counter them, survey of risk managers says.
The Risk and Insurance Management Society is pushing a bill that would streamline the current cyber-notification system under a single federal regulator.
The latest findings of a survey that studies the cost of corporate risk management shows slow albeit steady growth.
Companies showing "mature risk management practices" may have valuations of up to 25 percent more as a result.
Finance chiefs can slash their companies' property-casualty premiums by linking effective risk management to insurance buying.
An insurance industry lobbyist blames delays in renewing a federal backstop for corporate terrorism insurance on Tea Party and libertarian legislators.
A slow year for M&spamp;A may have lulled companies into a false sense of security about their D&spamp;O liability coverage.
