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Despite rate increases, CAT losses and bodily injury claims weighed on 2012 results.

While the percentage of Americans who believe it is acceptable to increase an insurance claim by a small amount is down 9 percent from a similar survey in 2002, 86 percent know that insurance fraud leads to higher rates for everyone.

The enhancement is designed to enable users to add multiple product variations without custom modification and design fixed, indexed and combination annuities.

Compared to 2012, some insurers reported increases of 30 to 55 percent in applications submitted during the first two months of this year.

In the United States, aggregate deal volume declined 21 percent, however, Q4 activity increased.

Insurer sets production target of January 2014 for major policy administration and claims implementation.

Insurers looking to tap into Latin American markets may be surprised to find high levels of mobile usage.

New capabilities designed to increase functionality for acquiring bulk data from agents and adding new lines of business.

The 23rd annual Retirement Confidence Survey indicates that 28 percent of respondents—the highest level in the survey’s history—are not confident about being able to afford a comfortable retirement.

Contributing to the dramatic rise in popularity are automakers rolling out safety telematics globally, and partnerships between wireless carriers and insurers.

Policy Self-Service Portal is designed to give more control to customers while cutting insurers’ customer service expenses.

The insurance application is designed to offer closed-loop fraud processing, seamless Integration and optimized investigation.

John Fleurant will officially take over after Michael Sproule's retirement on June 30.

According to a new release from Fitch Ratings, the firm’s compilation of full-year GAAP 2012 financial results for a group of 48 publicly traded reinsurers reveals a 75-percent improvement in operating earnings and operating return on equity of 7.3 percent versus 4.4 percent in 2011.

North American insurers expected to overtake Europeans by 2015 in terms of IT spending.

Remembrance Life designed to offer death benefits in a variety of ways.

Growth strategies aimed at baby boomers may be losing their effectiveness among younger consumers, as the population becomes more racially and ethnically diverse, according to “Life-Annuity Consumer Markets Annual,” from Conning. Additionally, generational attitudes toward financial services products and technology are not only different, but evolving.

As the market responds to the Affordable Care Act, group and voluntary benefit insurers must externalize IT architecture, billing and enrollment systems to be successful with and in health insurance exchanges, according to study.

Insurers are going to have to double down on efforts to attract and retain technology talent, before they're absorbed elsewhere into the digital economy.

Maryland Automobile Insurance Fund also to use STG Insurance Content Designer and Content Manager tools.