Managing Trade Credit Risks Amid Global Economic Uncertainty

In an interview with Insurance Business America, Pablo Brando, President, Trade Credit US at Intact Insurance, points to middle-market companies emerging as the next pressure point in trade credit risk, with rising payment delays and insolvencies despite large corporate bankruptcies remaining relatively stable.

Errors and Omissions (E&O) risk is a significant concern for technology companies. A single failure—whether in software, hardware, or service delivery—can lead to customer downtime, financial loss, and reputational damage. To mitigate these risks, organizations must adopt structured processes and controls throughout the project lifecycle. Below are eight critical strategies for managing technology E&O exposure effectively.

Business leaders continue to face fast‑moving challenges across technology, climate, and operational pressures. Staying ahead requires clear priorities, strong execution, and a renewed focus on fundamentals. In her latest Forbes Business Council article, Lynn O'Leary, EVP and COO Global Specialty Lines, Intact Insurance, shares key areas organizations should focus on in 2026 to strengthen awareness and build long‑term resilience.

Cargo theft is no longer a crime of opportunity. It is a technology‑enabled, coordinated, end‑to‑end operation.

In a new Supply & Demand Chain Executive article, Tony Falcone, President, Inland Marine, and Travis Ochowicz, National Cargo Director, Ocean Marine, examine how organized theft networks exploit predictable processes across international shipping, domestic transit, and short‑term storage.

As businesses grow more complex, navigating industry-specific risks requires a more tailored approach.

In an article for Risk & Insurance, Craig Collins, Head of Portfolio Quality Assessments and Risk Control, U.S., shares insights on how specialized risk control and deep industry expertise are strengthening insurance partnerships and delivering more effective risk management strategies.