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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.
July 2
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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.
July 2 -
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.
July 2 -
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).
July 2 -
Minneapolis-based UnitedHealth Group says better use of technology can take a bite out of nation's health care tab.
July 2 -
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.
July 1 -
Insurance.com reports an increase to $1,884, while CarInsurance.com reports an increase to $1,884.
July 1 -
Aon Benfields July Reinsurance Market Update report shows catastrophe-exposed programs outside of the United States remained firm.
July 1 -
After accepting the funds, Fitch Ratings downgraded the insurer due to its exposure to the volatile credit and investment market conditions.
July 1 -
Carriers willing to consider replacing legacy systems with cloud computing initiatives can reap many benefits.
July 1
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The new head of the AIA, Leigh Ann Pusey, weighs in on a bevy of legislative issues pertinent to the insurance industry.
July 1
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Insurers are finding new parts of the enterprise suitable for business analytics.
July 1
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If insurers succeed in excising all elements of risk from within their own walls, they may in turn run the risk of stifling learning and creativity.
July 1 -
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Eight million Americans now opt for self-directed health plans, according to new survey.
July 1
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A life/health/annuity carrier can reduce the total cost of ownership through consolidation and - in most cases - conversion.
July 1
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As the technical and legal merits of the technology improve, carriers are increasingly implementing to achieve true straight-through processing and a competitive advantage.
July 1 -
Arch Re is employing a Web-based system to ease the manual burden of the insurers with which it works.
July 1
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Insurers are finding enterprise mashups add a new dimension to the productivity promise of composite applications.
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