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The company will provide coverage to 65,000 state employees.

Exams for some courses change from short essay to objective format, and the CPCU experience requirement changes from three years to two.

Association says pending claims bills could drive up premiums.

Farmers Insurance Group and Zurich in North America take to the road to help customers prepare for catastrophes.

After being withdrawn from the ACORD Forms Library in October 2008, ACORD 80 (Homeowner Application Form) is being reintroduced one year later.

Letter asks health insurers to provide compensation information.

Professional v10.0 designed to provide enhanced data access, and includes a new user interface and Open Source support.

Despite the dismissal, AIG may still face a class-action lawsuit regarding other potential claims.

Numerous public opinion polls show dissatisfaction with insurers; health carriers hit hard, P&C has room for improvement.

Insurance specialty insurance construction unit to underwrite general liability for on-site premise operations.

A Bureau of Labor report tallies the smallest number of deaths since the study began.

AIG's new CEO tells Bloomberg why he took the job.

CIGNA says the change to accept claims from other clearinghouses is an effort to better serve provider organizations.

New report says convenience is king when dealing with carriers.

A study of 49 European life insurers reveals different perspectives on policy admin systems based along geographic lines.

Michael Concannon was elevated to the position vacated by Juan Andrade upon his promotion to company president.

In the end, it comes down to risks vs. benefits, and right now the risks are a bit too scary.

Rule falls under HIPAA umbrella, effects breach of more than 500 individuals.

Authors of a new book say insurance premiums should accurately reflect the risk, but low-income policyholders should receive “insurance stamp” subsidies.

Beginning August 31, Hank Watkins will be responsible for all of Lloyd’s operations in the U.S. and Canada.