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Swiss insurer Zurich, grappling with a surge in claims, abandons a $8.7 billion offer for RSA Insurance.

With the industry moving headlong toward digitalization, those insurance hubs will increasingly become technology hubs as well.

Insurance CIOs need to be communicators and story tellers as well as effective managers.

IoT in insurance will allow the industry to move toward “casual analysis”: what are the true causes of loss and in what interventions can be undertaken to avoid them?”

Fitness device maker Fitbit now will enter into HIPAA business associate agreements with corporations, health plans and self-insured employers that want to offer its wellness platform to employees.

A new government audit reveals widespread failures by the federal agency charged with managing the private contractors who built healthcare.gov.

An overwhelming majority of insurance executives say their organization's success is closely tied to their ability to innovate, but nearly as many say they are already running to keep up with their day-to-day requirements and lack the skills necessary to drive innovation, according to a report and survey from KPMG International.

Research indicates that insurers looking to jump-start usage-based insurance programs should start by courting millenial consumers.

The insurer is establishing partnerships with auto insurance technology companies to better handle emerging risks.

Insurers have strived to keep pace with consumer technologies and ever more-sophisticated expectations around the customer experience, and now carriers like USAA are banding together with Google Compare and other insurance aggregation sites to offer consumers a new way to shop for and purchase auto insurance.