Nathan Golia

NAIC president and Missouri insurance commissioner John Huff announced the first phase in a national system for life insurance policy location leveraging NAIC data.

The workers' compensation insurer will use the software to provide its underwriters with better visibility into risk selection and pricing.

The insurer will mentor technology startups working on insurance problems.

The carrier says that its agent population will benefit from being able to offer the new capability as a component of its workers' compensation products.

The insurer is using a smartphone app to gather driving data.

The agriculture insurer is looking for accounting and investment insight.

The company will implement iPipeline's iGO in an accelerated model in order to meet distributors' needs.

The company has adopted three components of the vendor's suite.

The broker will use Instec technology to process homeowners insurance.

The buy of Relay Software expands Applied's reach to overseas brokers and agents.

The insurer says it is looking to bundle the various telematics-related services across its business units under the Arity umbrella

More than 1,000 MetLife employees will be offered positions with CSC, which is taking over a closed block of life and annuity policies.

NTUC Income, a Singapore-based insurer, is partnering with government unit to promote insurance startups.

More than 170 adjusters will receive iPad Pros and iPhone 6s loaded with the Claims Adjust app.

The software gives the insurer a way to meet Solvency II regulatory reporting requirements.

New appointments focus on improving customer retention.

The company is the first Canadian insurer to sign on with the U.S. based startup incubator.

Hawaii-based insurer hopes better analytics will speed up underwriting decisions.

The company continues its vibrant interest in the smart home sector.

Slice will develop technology platform to service and process insurance products for on-demand economy.