Core systems

Core administration and private portal application intended to help reduce operational costs.

Republican members of the House Energy and Commerce Committee have sent letters to every insurer participating in the federal marketplace to request specific enrollment data.

Millions of people may be exempt from the requirement known as the individual mandate under rules issued by the Obama administration.

Public and previously shared data offer potential benefits to consumers and opportunities for service providers to offer value-added services; however consumers' responses range from neutral to negative, Celent says.

The Senate passed H.R. 3370 on a 72-22 vote, sending it to President Barack Obama for his signature.

Risk transfer opportunities just beginning to be realized, Towers Watson says; 90 percent of CFOs surveyed expect to see prices decrease.

Majority of male and female business executives, including 83 from the insurance industry, agree that the most successful employees will be those who can adapt to the changing workplace.

Twenty-three co-ops that now exist nationally - created by the law - have enrolled about 300,000 people in health plans by combining low premiums with a certain homespun appeal.

Oklahoma and Michigan rank highest last year, according to insurance consulting services company Perr&Knight; five-year trend unabated.

BillingCenter expected to provide a modern technology platform for the commercial trucking insurer.

The awards recognize female leaders who have succeeded in business, academia or a non-profit.

Developed using Silanis' e-SignLive technology, paperless applications are intended to make enrollment processing easier for plan participants, policy owners, brokers and carriers.

The U.S. lawmaker who wrote a Dodd-Frank Act provision that imposes bank-like capital standards on the insurance industry introduced legislation to ease the requirements.

Rates in aggregate have increased for three consecutive years, according to Towers Watson, but have slowed.

The organization, U.S. Mortgage Insurers, will work to ensure Congress considers the industry's interests in federal legislation to shrink taxpayer risk in the housing market.

Insurance companies will urge U.S. lawmakers today to stop the Federal Reserve from imposing bank-like capital standards on their industry.

Insurer plans to remove management layers between the headquarters and the individual business units.

Senate leaders are seeking agreement to quickly pass a House flood-insurance bill to avert steep premium increases for property owners in coastal states.

In 2012, PIP claims reached an annualized $14,207 per claimant, Insurance Research Council says, despite decreasing severity of injuries.

Lawmakers will hold their first hearing Tuesday on an issue that has largely mystified regulators: how to craft capital rules for insurance companies.