Insurance

State-Run HIX: Enrollment Up To 40% Higher Week-Over-Week

ACA Premium Deadline Extended 10 days by Insurers

Despite tornadoes in the United States, flooding and hail in Europe and Typhoon Haiyan, in terms of insured losses, Swiss Re finds it was a comparatively moderate year.

The former Microsoft Corp. executive takes over as head of the effort to improve the federal health exchange.

The insurer has held talks with investment banks about a possible sale of its corporate-owned life-insurance unit, which could fetch around $200 million, according sources close to the matter.

Job fair geared to find auto damage adjusters in Austin, Dec. 20 and 21.

Zurich has been seeking a CFO since the suicide of Pierre Wauthier in August.

Marketing and IT people actually stand on common ground, looking to support customer data and interactions.

Hilzinger Elected Chairman of Humana’s Board of Directors

In the past 12 months, GEICO has booked $18.11 billion in direct premiums, surpassing Allstate as second largest private auto insurer, according to SNL Financial.

15,000 Health Care Enrollments Didn’t Get to Insurers

New features include browser flexibility, user interface personalization and direct-to-consumer support.

Insurers that invest in building innovation as a corporate capability will be positioned to react to disruptive threats.

With more than 24 years’ experience, Carl Sutter now is responsible for strategic broker relationships and distribution strategies nationally.

Real-time capabilities, online and other payment options can increase customers and agents’ trust and satisfaction levels, Novarica said.

By making certain requests in public, the administration has given itself room to blame insurers when people lose access to doctors, drugs or insurance.

CAMICO Names Ehrlich as VP – Chief Claims Officer

Infosys McCamish Releases VPAS Customer Service Work Desk

The New York-based company is in the final stage of consideration to be labeled a systemically important financial institution, a finding that would subject the company to oversight from the U.S. Federal Reserve.

Insurers have always been at the forefront of in-house training and development, but will this carry over to tech and big data skills?