In the last few years, remote and hybrid working models have become a lot more common. If an organization is currently using or thinking of embracing these models of work, risk managers need to carefully assess the risk profiles, from disaster preparedness to cybersecurity concerns.

Discover how cyber insurance software and technology tools like Peer Comps empower businesses to navigate digital risks with confidence.

Simplify TCOR calculations with LineSlip Solutions. Empower brokers to provide clear insights and strategic guidance, enhancing efficiency and decision making.

Discover the latest trends revolutionizing commercial insurance software. From AI integration to cybersecurity solutions, explore how technology is transforming the industry.

Discover the latest trends revolutionizing commercial insurance software. From AI integration to cybersecurity solutions, explore how technology is transforming the industry.

Risk managers and executives managing property risks for their companies have a lot on their plates right now, from the increased frequency of weather events to sky-high inflation. Luckily for many risk teams, LineSlip can help them manage and mitigate risks while simultaneously ensuring that their properties have adequate coverage.

In the last few years, economic conditions, labor shortages, supply chain issues, and natural disasters have greatly impacted the commercial property market. The methods risk managers relied on in the past are now insufficient in keeping up with today’s market. In this blog, we share some strategies and best practices for coming up with accurate replacement costs for your properties to ensure that you’re adequately insured.

In the last few years, inflation and a number of other factors have drastically increased rebuilding costs. Due to the unpredictable economic environment, it’s imperative for risk managers to verify replacement cost data for their properties to ensure they have adequate coverage.

In the face of high inflation rates and increasing natural catastrophes, more businesses are facing higher property losses as rebuilding costs have skyrocketed. More than ever, it’s essential that risk managers take the initiative to ensure that their company’s valuations are up-to-date and in line with inflation rates. By doing so, they can help their company be protected from property losses and avoid carriers’ penalties.

Last month, Redhand Advisors published their highly anticipated 2023 RMIS Report. The report offers a fascinating look into the risk technology industry. Here are our three biggest takeaways from the report!

Risk professionals have a reputation for being creatures of habit — the people who would rather do things the way it’s always been done. However, risk professionals can no longer afford to be this way. The environment risk professionals operate in is vastly different than in the past. If they don’t evolve and adapt, then there will be detrimental consequences.

This year’s RMIS Report by Redhand Advisors offers a fascinating look into the growing RiskTech industry. Here are our three biggest takeaways from their research (and our favorite quote from the report).

I joined LineSlip because I am energized by the idea that a data reporting tool—when leveraged by people who deeply understand their organization’s stakeholders and priorities—can spark an evolution. It’s high time for risk professionals to stop being perceived as simply “insurance buyers” and start being recognized as necessary, strategic risk executives with an elevated voice.

Finding ways to take foundational risk management values and apply new technologies and strategies is the way to remain relevant and thrive in your career.

At some point in their careers, most risk professionals will experience a merger or acquisition in their organizations. Whether as an acquirer or a target, both parties in M&A can benefit from risk managers’ skills and insights during the integration process.

Risk managers have a critical role in protecting their organizations’ people and property, and that job is particularly complex in mergers or acquisitions.

We recently brought together risk leaders to discuss changes to the industry, as well as what should be in a good risk manager’s arsenal of tech tools.

Have you ever wondered what’s on the minds of some of the top thought leaders in the world of Risk Management?

Have you ever wondered what’s on the minds of some of the top thought leaders in the world of Risk Management? First in Line is a blog series featuring LineSlip clients who are regarded as some of the most forward-thinking leaders in the world of risk. This week, Mike Lubben of Henry Crown Company joins us.