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New report foresees double-digit growth in the use of business process outsourcing by insurers.

Near-term challenges, deteriorating underwriting results continue to offset marginal improvements.

Improved economic conditions foster new interest in policy administration modernization projects by life carriers.

Predictive customer communications management tool intended to increase marketing campaign effectiveness and ROI.

Most everyone agrees they are needed, but the practicalities are the 800-pound gorilla in the room.

The Hawaii-based insurer will utilize the SurePower Innovation Policy Administration Suite for its new personal lines auto business.

However, women could buy a rider covering abortions, but at their own expense.

Version 10.0 includes features to extend throughout enterprise; provides “central launch point,” analyst says.

With hurricane season yet to come, P/C insurers have already taken their lumps.

Insurers may be interested to learn how banks are putting tablets to good use to aid their sales staff.

Improving technology and training are just the beginning.

COBRAAnswers.com intended to provide business owners with everything needed to take charge of their own COBRA administration.

Financial modeling software designed to help insurers better meet regulatory, rating agency and competitive challenges.

Developed in partnership with CARFAX, the risk assessment score to helps insurers predict future loss ratios.

Meyers-Reynolds’ is said to complement AJG’s energy niche practice as well as its south central region.

Physical damage solutions to be provided through Mitchell’s WorkCenter Total Loss.

Before the end of the month, the U.S. government will seek buyers for its stake in American International Group (AIG). Nasdaq, reports the estimated value of the shares at between $7 to $30 billion.

Part of the initiative calls for greater cooperation between the Department of Homeland Security and businesses on cyber-risk mitigation.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention analyzed the costs of auto crash deaths by state; finds that half of all costs come from just 10 states.

Insurers applaud House Financial Services Committee’s vote but bill still faces several hurdles before it becomes law.