Data security

The service will supply summarization and electronic delivery of life insurance policy application medical files and associated documents to support new business process.

Also receiving recognition this year are four leaders who have successfully driven significant project and/or process improvements within their companies.

Hurricanes may have superceded earthquakes as the catastrophe du juor, but insurers know they can ill afford to ignore quakes.

Insurers are beginning to realize that effective ERM requires a wide view of the entire enterprise.

For the third consecutive year, INN recognizes the unique accomplishments of the industry's prominent female leaders.

The carrier cites market instability as it reports a $166M net loss.

Code of practice for risk management is designed to govern principles, models and processes.

Conducted before the economic crisis, an ERM survey reveals that carriers face substantial work in incorporating risk management into business processes and decision-making.

Algorithmics has been selected as the winner in two different categories: functionality and innovation.

In light of the financial services meltdown, a report says insurers should augment their governance, risk management and compliance capabilities to prepare for coming regulatory changes.

Insurer voting is in progress as INN and Celent partner on INN’s 3rd annual ranking of tech solution providers.

New protection for mid-sized customers covers range of professional and pollution liability exposures

The tool will help Ironshore accurately assess the potential damage and loss from fire, smoke and water to properties in its portfolio.

The office in central Beijing will be headed by Zifa Wang, an earthquake engineering expert who joined RMS from the China Institute of Engineering Mechanics.

Risk Management Solutions estimates U.S. onshore and offshore insured losses from Hurricane Ike at $13 to $21 billion.

Fitch estimates that capital (and reserves) needed to support the variable annuity business in the United States has increased by up to $15 billion during 2008.

TowerGroup points to economic, market and regulatory volatility as the No. 1 business driver for financial institutions.

After a trying third-quarter for the industry, insurers need to contemplate their risk management culture.

The majority PricewaterhouseCoopers' survey respondents said they could do more to reduce the chance of future industry instability. However, the survey also revealed a desire for greater transparency to accurately measure exposure to risk.

ACORD, the insurance standards body, contends brokers and supervisors can advance their new solvency regime efforts by utilizing existing standards for data and information flow, internally and externally.