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As fraud prevention technologies become more sophisticated, insurers need to invest at every customer touch point to achieve increased revenue growth, according to new research from Ovum.
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Motivated by health care reform and the advent of exchanges, the mutual life insurer will offer dental, vision, life, disability and accident products on the Bright Choices Exchange.
July 24 -
Agency and brokerage management system with Internet-access capabilities chosen in an attempt to unite the operations of offices in various geographic locations.
July 24 -
Social media and mobile computing serve as a backdrop for several of Deloittes insurance tech trends and opportunities for 2013.
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A list of technologies that warrant a second look, even if CIOs have already invested time and effort into previous iterations.
July 23
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When insurers buy a new core system, they're not just buying the technology, they're buying an underlying model for how an insurer should operate.
July 23
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The second quarter of 2013 saw $2.2 billion of non-life catastrophe bonds issued through 14 tranches (representing 10 deals), compared with $2.1 billion issued in the same period last year, with 12 tranches (representing 7 deals), according to Willis Capital Markets & Advisory (WCMA), part of Willis Group Holdings.
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New Enterprise 12.2 software includes iPad app and Risk Goggles, which are used to assess the risks and damages of various weather conditions.
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Catastrophes costs were $340 million for the second quarter, down from $549 million a year ago.
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The insurer selected the fully integrated platform in an effort to improve operational efficiency and keep pace with business growth and demands.
July 23
