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Chris Olie comes to Plymouth Rock from Progressive Insurance.

Social networking sites such as Facebook are already key for many insurers attempting to increase brand awareness and engage in a dialogue with consumers.

Moody’s, A.M. Best and the New York Stock Exchange reflect—and affect—perception of a number of insurers and brokers, including AIG and Prudential.

The new standards will force insurers to finally use one consistent, global standard to measure and report on their financial performance.

Rob Brown will retain his role as CEO of Aon Corporate & Affinity.

The product's features and tools are designed to improve carrier implementation and ease of maintenance.

Designed specifically for small to medium-sized commercial trade and general contractors, the product will offer standard and customized coverages.

Association says Homeowners Defense Act may spur risk in storm-prone areas.

Legislation seeks to reduce overlapping regulations in the nonadmitted market.

The insurer designated May as Global Month of Service, expanding its long-standing tradition of giving back.

Ironshore will be the majority shareholder of Wright & Co., and will appoint a majority of Wright & Co.’s Board of Directors.

The president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago said last week that financial institutions should be forced to buy capital insurance, or issue debt that could be converted into equity in a crisis.

The bank will offer VantisLife's products through the insurer's online platform.

A report from Datamonitor suggests the economic downturn presents an opportune time for insurers to invest in green IT.

The storm clouds that tend to visit America’s Atlantic and Gulf coasts each autumn may have a silver lining for reinsurers based in Bermuda. A new report from New York-based Deloitte, which features analysis from Standards and Poor's reinsurance director Laline Carvalho, says a variety of factors have quelled reinsurers' appetite for risk, which will result in higher prices for reinsurance.

The developer of what may well be the world’s first mass-produced “flying car” is discussing a range of options with underwriters from several companies in an attempt to come up with an affordable insurance policy for this hybrid vehicle/aircraft.

The use of flawed databases operated by Ingenix Inc. to determine out-of-network health insurance reimbursement rates was widespread across the nation, according to a new report of the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee.

Richmond, Va.-based Genworth Financial says its U.S. mortgage insurance business was seeing positive results from the Obama Administration's Home Affordability Refinance Program (HARP).

Minneapolis-based UnitedHealth Group says better use of technology can take a bite out of nation's health care tab.

The Healthcare Billing & Management Association (HBMA) presented findings from a survey aimed to find out how billing services and health insurers work together to manage claims processing.