FM in the News

CNBC features FM’s perspective on risk mitigation and resilience strategies for addressing growing catastrophe losses.

Insurance Business America named Danielle Harrison, senior vice president, FM Affiliated division manager at FM, on its 2026 “Hot 100” insurance leaders list, which recognizes those who have shaped the insurance industry over the past 12 months and are the best the industry has to offer.

FM appointed Johnell Holly executive vice president of United States and Latin America operations and James O’Brien executive vice president of specialty business.

Dr. Louis Gritzo joins AM Best TV to discuss gaps in extreme-weather preparedness and how insurers can help companies strengthen resilience through risk engineering and smarter coverage.

Luxembourg likes to say it makes things possible. FM, the mutual insurer known for turning physics into practical risk reduction, has decided to make a lot happen in the small country: a European Science & Technology Centre, a growing research team and partnerships that directly plug into the country’s in-novation engine. Ground broken in March 2025, the centre will anchor work on climate hazards, industrial technologies and cyber for companies across Europe.

FM today announced a strategic partnership with first-year LPGA professional and rising star Lottie Woad. As part of the agreement, Woad will feature FM’s logo on the front of her hat across all LPGA Tour and global golf events. In addition to today’s announcement with Woad, FM also partners with PGA TOUR star Rory McIlroy, LPGA Tour star Megan Khang and TGL’s Boston Common Golf.

FM has announced a major expansion of its industry-first resilience credit program, doubling its size from 5% to 10% of eligible in-force premiums and broadening its scope to include operational resilience. The enhanced initiative, representing an estimated $825 million in credits, is designed to help FM clients invest further in loss prevention and business continuity measures.

NBC10 Boston recently interviewed FM Chief Science Officer Dr. Louis Gritzo about the 2025 hurricane season. Despite a quiet year so far, warm sea temperatures and cooling air in October can still fuel powerful storms, and businesses and communities should remain prepared and vigilant.

New FM survey reveals disconnect between risk awareness and actual preparedness for extreme weather.

The Boston Globe highlights FM’s role in bringing the LPGA to New England.