Insurance

Company seeks $7.4 billion for assets; Manulife Financial, AIA Group and KB Financial listed as interested buyers.

Experienced information officer Robert Ingram receives stock-based awards as part of signing on with Erie.

Awareness of bank-sold life insurance improves; carriers designing simple products could benefit, LIMRA reports.

Breaking down the barrier between IT and business mindsets needs to come from a mutual understanding of an organization's collective goals.

Insurers' measured moves to the cloud are building confidence in the platform as concerns move from security to risk management.

Chubb, Principal Financial and four others announce second-quarter results.

App designed to provide insurers with business performance analytics.

Study indicates outperforming organizations are twice as effective at accessing and drawing insights from data.

FIUL policy now offers blended index allocation with 2-percent annual floor.

Congress aims to make crop insurance program more generous as farmers experience devastating droughts.

Internal testing shows participants improve driving behavior over time.

Internal-facing app aims to achieve transaction processing on-the-go.

Kelly Insurance to be combined in USI's benefits wholesale operation.

Ed Baude to report to Ed Bonach, CEO.

The largest U.S. life insurer named John Hele to oversee finance, while CEO Steven Kandarian seeks to reduce risk tied to stock market declines and low interest rates.

To successfully deliver e-signatures and e-delivery applications, insurers should begin by implementing them in a single process or product, according to a strategic analysis released by ACORD and developed by international law firm Locke Lord LLP.

New report examines coverage tools that P&C insurers offer and names the insurers that do it best.

In a new global survey, Accenture finds opportunity for life insurers to present clearer, more personalized information to win over these masses.

Robert Hartwig spoke to the industry’s strengths and resiliency before the House Financial Services Subcommittee on Insurance Tuesday.

One-third of “transition boomers,” those aged 55 to 65 and who are 10 years or fewer away from retirement, are unsure how much money they will need to cover basic living expenses in retirement, according to “The Transition Boomers and Retirement Income Survey,” from Allianz Life Insurance Company of North America.