Compliance

The 401k market has been exposed, and insurers that can't compete in this new transparent world will exit the business.

ING will voluntarily register the annuity with the SEC in anticipation of Rule 151A.

As a trillion-dollar industry managed by political cronies and policed by the IRS, government-run health care is a series of problems waiting to happen.

Unveiling a customer acquisition solution, Pegasystems addresses the technology needs of health insurers that need to meet growth driven by health care reform.

Any organization connected to health care is going to need lots of expertise in data management and architecture sooner than later.

The latest Hyland ECM program version includes 850-plus additions, including a Mobile Workflow application for Blackberry devices.

Property/casualty insurers irked at industry’s inclusion in resolution funding.

At a time when insurers are forced to react to changing regulatory and compliance issues, data storage and retrieval is more important than ever.

Companies are starting to shift their focus from survival to revival, according to HP surveys.

Coinciding with International Women’s Day, the board’s launch spotlights the Women in Insurance Leadership Forum, a unique online community dedicated to the personal and professional growth of women in insurance.

ASCnet plans to relocate its HQ to Chicago by the end of 2010, and hire a permanent CEO to replace interim CEO Rick Morgan.

Highmark announces use of Agiliance RiskVision and the Health Information Trust Alliance’s Common Security Framework.

Lepus says 87% of firms are looking to exploit data consistency to support data hungry risk management processes.

Craig Beattie and Karen Monks join Celent as insurance analysts.

Preparatory work to achieve a business/IT consensus can pay dividends when carriers embark on standards initiatives.

A new report looks at the special accounting considerations insurers must make, and asks whether insurance needs its own accounting model.

Health insurers say legislation is misguided and does not address underlying problems.

Legislation would create powerful new regulator.

Experts say global response necessary for biggest firms.

Bill seeking to amend McCarran-Ferguson Act now focuses solely on health insurers.