Insurance

Peter Gorman has more than 22 years of reinsurance market experience.

Coming to an insurance business near you: predictive analytics.

Parts of the Obamacare enrollment system used to pay insurers are being pushed back from January in the latest technology delay for the president’s U.S. health care overhaul.

Zurich CEO predicts a "big impactful cyber event that will occur over the next couple of decades" and says designing policies for attacks that could shut down power systems or stop a city’s transportation network is more than challenging.

Applied Systems to be Acquired by Hellman & Friedman

Hiscox Hires Head of U.S. Marketing

The Evolution of Insurance Telematics

Insurers' 4 Most Promising Tech Initiatives

Allianz Life’s Libbe Wins ‘Women in Finance’ Award

Consumers can now sign up for health coverage as late as December 23, for policies that would begin January 1.

Lewis was non-executive chairman of Mayfield Village, Ohio- based Progressive, co-founded by his father Joe Lewis in 1937, and was succeeded by Renwick as CEO in 2000

CEO Glenn Renwick is taking on the additional role of chairman after the death of Peter Lewis, who previously led the board.

Insurers will have eight days, including the Christmas Eve and Christmas Day holidays, to prepare bills for any consumers who signed up on the last day of the newly extended deadline.

Acquisition of Liazon adds to company’s private benefit exchange channels; Towers Watson said it would continue to enhance the product and support customers and partners.

The SaaS-delivered software is designed to increase automation and handle all future core administrative needs.

At least 75 percent of CIOs in a recent survey report having a clear understanding of what their businesses need in terms of innovation — now companies need them to be able to act on that understanding.

Oracle Releases Health Exchange Platform

Steps for Insurers to Address the Aging IT Workforce

Steps for Insurers to Address the Aging IT Workforce

California, which has now enrolled almost 80,000 people in health plans, is joining New York, Washington, Minnesota, Vermont, Massachusetts and Rhode Island in refusing Obama’s call to ask insurers to extend canceled plans for a year.