Bill Kenealy

Why insurers are increasingly pressured to toss their hats into the policy admin ring.

Think tank Heartland Institute issues another hyperbolic statement, this time on leaked—and possibly fake—documents containing climate change information.

As a deadline passes, the Federal Insurance Office’s report on modernizing insurance regulation remains a no-show.

Analytics is the becoming the technology du jour.

Persistent economic, social and environmental risks are conflating to menace insurers.

After its first public event, the magnitude of the task facing the Federal Insurance Office becomes apparent.

Life insurers need to craft mitigation strategies for a prolonged low-rate environment.

Insurers waiting for an end to the soft market will be waiting awhile.

Real-time, location-based intelligence is transforming the way auto insurers operate.

Scientists and the insurance industry are wise to ponder the potential impact of climate change.

Former Vice President Al Gore touched on everything from Moore’s Law to Minnie Pearl while pondering the impact of technology on the insurance industry, during his keynote address at the 2011 Insurance and Accounting Systems Association conference in Nashville.

At the ACORD Loma Insurance Systems Forum, speakers presented a compelling vision of how the mobility, the cloud and Big Data are set to reshape the industry.

Financial and political hurdles continue to dog policymakers and serve to create a stalemate that will affect the program’s fate.

Ultra-efficient server design will interest insurance technologists looking to trim energy usage in their data centers.

In wake of David Sokol’s exit, speculation mounts surrounding Buffet’s possible successor.

Insurers may openly welcome Obama’s pick for FIO chief, but risks remain in the rule-making process.

Economic, compliance and geopolitical risks are top of mind at ERM symposium.

Mobile devices are booming, but may never become the computing platform of choice for enterprises.

After 18 months of study, presidential commission finds that everybody and nobody is responsible for the financial crisis.

SAS co-founder & CEO Jim Goodnight reflects on the promise and challenges surrounding business analytics technology.