Top-flight risk managers are not one-trick ponies. Historically, they have confined themselves to property and casualty risks. They did not touch areas like accident and health benefits, life insurance, sort and long-term disability, or employee assistance programs.
That may be changing, though. The current trend is to bring risk managers into the realm of employee benefits, as well. An increasing number of observers believe that risk managers can add substantive value to the employee benefit side of the house. Let's look at some ways that risk managers can leverage the