When it comes to benefits, nearly all U.S. risk management professionals are offered health coverage and 99% have access to a retirement plan, RIMS reported. Credit: Ratana21/Stock.adobe.com When it comes to benefits, nearly all U.S. risk management professionals are offered health coverage and 99% have access to a retirement plan, RIMS reported. Credit: Ratana21/Stock.adobe.com

The median salary for a U.S. risk management professional is $144,300, which is a nearly 7% increase compared with the median salary in 2022, according to the Risk and Insurance Management Society, Inc. (RIMS).

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