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Acquisition of Cosmos Services bolsters Marsh's Asia Client Services team.

Allianz will still own about five percent of the company, worth approximately $464 million.

While retirement concerns grow, insurers are still struggling to assist with better planning for those concerns.

More than half of all financial advisors increased their recommendations of variable annuities since the credit crisis.

A more optimistic outlook among most industry executives should mean a reinvigorated focus on the fundamentals behind achieving operational excellence.

Bailed-out insurer American International Group is looking at the possibility of purchasing whole loans as another investment vehicle, leveraging the growing market share of its mortgage insurance business, the company's chief executive said in an interview with the Financial Times.

Heath insurer, broker report separate shakeups at the executive level.

The results of a Mozy survey indicate that 85 percent of SMBs do not use remote, automatic online backup. Of those that do perform backups, the most prevalent methods are those that can most easily be lost, stolen, deleted or destroyed

Companies to bring data, audit services to help life insurers minimize risk.

Brian Duperreault has been named chairman of the Federal Advisory Committee on Insurance, the advisory panel to the Federal Insurance Office.

The growing importance of customer service makes mobile a must, but an app isn't the only option.

As technological, environmental and economic risks assail insurers from all sides, a renewed focus on the process of risk management is required.

It's up to insurers to spot developers who can push the boundaries of mobile capabilities and serve customers dynamic functionality.

CIOs embracing outsourcing and blended staffing strategies must carefully evaluate their organization, partners and processes.

As changes in technology, staffing, customers, end users and much more occur around her, Aflac's Pat Rayl has to adjust, and she says it's just part of the job.

In a leadership meeting recently, a large P&C carrier brought up the topic of human capital as a key building block to global excellence.

Looking beyond ROI and hard benefits, insurers are turning to Web 2.0 concepts to invigorate internal operations.

Cost containment firm will provide a Medicare-based re-pricing program for out-of-network claims management.

Acquisition of KIT Finance Insurance enables carrier to enter Russia’s $21 billion P&C insurance market.

While deal value of 2011 insurance M&A transactions in the United States increased 43 percent to $12.9 billion from $9 billion in 2010, insurers are still plagued with low valuations, according to a new PwC study.