The following article was written in association with Victor Insurance.

Risk management in architecture and engineering has always been about foresight – anticipating challenges, mitigating exposure, and ensuring financial resilience. But in today’s economic climate, predicting and preparing for risk has become significantly more complex. Just as an engineer must account for evolving material properties, new design methodologies, and shifting regulatory standards, architecture & engineering (A&E) firms must now reassess their insurance strategies in the face of rising claim severity and economic volatility.

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