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2013 Women in Insurance Leadership winner to be replaced by Dan Pickens in January.

Guidewire technology aims to help deliver flexibility, enhance customer service and lower IT costs.

New health plans from insurer aim to help improve quality and affordability for federal employees and retirees.

Insurers are coming to grips with security concerns about the cloud as they gain more familiarity with the technology and institute new best practices.

Nancy Mueller was named a 2014 Women in Insurance Leadership winner.

Insurers are facing a sea change as technology increasingly permeates consumer culture, creating more sophisticated expectations.Jeff Rieder, partner and head of Ward Group, an operational consulting firm and provider of benchmarking and best practices studies for insurance companies, met with INN to discuss the skill sets that forward-thinking insurers need to recruit and cultivate to respond to the changing environment and capitalize on emerging opportunities.This is the first of a two part series.

To keep subsidies intact, Delaware officials are contemplating a technical work-around, while Illinois’ outgoing governor is seeking to push through a legislative fix in the final months of his term.

As larger number of consumers become willing to share their personal data, opportunities open up for insurers.

The P&C insurer also has modernized its claims practices, enhancing overall customer service, claims response and expenses management.

The P&C insurer is modernizing its claims practices, enhancing overall customer service, claims response and expenses management.

The fate of the subsidies may end up in the hands of governors and state legislatures, some of which have just changed parties

Paulson reportedly ended his investment by Sept. 30; Genworth has declined 40 percent since reporting a third-quarter loss of $844 million on November 5.

Donna Peeples was named a 2014 Women in Insurance Leadership winner.

This year’s Women in Insurance Leadership award winners are world-class innovators par excellence.

Congratulations to this year’s Women in Insurance Leadership award winners — a remarkable group of executives who excel at consensus-building as well as tech innovation.

AIG’s largest shareholder before the bailout, claims shareholders were cheated in the deal by the 14 percent interest paid on the loan and a requirement to surrender 80 percent of the company’s equity.

The “New IT” began to emerge in 1994, and its impact is still being felt.

A new report advises insurers to implement data-driven predictive analytics to remain competitive and profitable in the rapidly-changing commercial lines insurance industry.

Ultimately, insurance must become a digital industry.

The board voted for the loan deal after exhausting private- sector lifeline possibilities that included discussions with Warren Buffett, Jay Fishman of Travelers Cos. and J.C. Flowers & Co., Willumstad said.