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The use of predictive modeling is helping underwriters solve the pricing puzzle in the highly regulated, multi-dimensional workers' compensation environment.

Those pinning their hopes of information technology to solve the health care crisis may be disappointed.

With the financial crisis fresh in their minds and new regulatory hurdles on the horizon, insurers are looking to get more out of their GRC solutions.

Data analytics can help insurance managers control growth, costs and risks throughout the enterprise.

ARNOLD FISHER INSURANCE PICKS SAAS PORTAL SOLUTION

A new survey sees C-level insurance salaries dropping.

IT needs to take responsibility for creating a successful IT/business relationship; find out how.

Carriers need to consider everything from bad data to "black swans" when assessing their CAT models.

DOCULEX UPGRADES IMAGING AND CONTENT MANAGEMENT

Rather than allowing others to define them as villains in the health care debate, health insurers need to be assertive in highlighting their value consumers.

Carriers are wooing agents by launching real-time processes and pushing for greater use of standards.

The use of predictive modeling is helping underwriters solve the pricing puzzle in the highly regulated, multi-dimensional workers' compensation environment.

Carriers need to maintain an investment strategy to be ready for business when the recession ends.

STONERIVER ADDS CAPABILITIES TO WORKERS' COMP SOLUTION

For the fourth year in a row, INN is proud to recognize female leaders paving the way for others in the insurance industry.

Also receiving recognition this year are four leaders who have successfully driven significant project and/or process improvements within their companies.

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) has joined with other U.S. financial regulators in completing a self-assessment under the Financial Sector Assessment Program (FSAP). While the U.S. Treasury is the principal coordinating body for the FSAP, in the insurance sector, the NAIC has evaluated the extent to which U.S. insurance regulatory practices “observe” international principles established by the International Association of Insurance Supervisors (IAIS).

Innovation! What does it really mean to be innovative for an insurer? Does innovation deal mainly with insurance products or does it concern also processes? Are there external elements or factors that contribute to facilitate innovation? According to me, innovation relates to both products and processes:

CIGNA, FM Global and Tower Hill Companies are some of the insurers seeing recent ratings action from A.M. Best and Fitch.

WANTED Technologies forecasts a loss of 8,000 jobs in finance and insurance—much better than U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ July report of 12,900.