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Mark Bertolini tells investors health plans allowed to continue in 2014 though they dont comply with new Obamacare rules may be extended for as long as three years.
February 7 -
Accenture survey finds that $400 billion in insurance premiums could change hands within the industry over the next 12 months.
February 6 -
Moderation trend continues, MarketScout says.
February 6 -
As Cigna this week became one of the first insurers to announce its own online marketplace amid countless others created by brokers, consultants and tech firms some say the definition of this concept has become muddied.
February 6 -
The insurers strategy is an unexpected consequence as the 2010 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, known as Obamacare, kicks into gear.
February 6 -
A Frost & Sullivan report finds that while merger activity declined in deal volume in 2013, the average transaction value went up.
February 6 -
SurePower Innovation intended to lessen risk for P&C companies writing personal, commercial and specialty lines.
February 5 -
Most IT security practitioners are either unable or unsure of how to conduct e-discovery analysis on mobile devices, survey finds.
February 5 -
Insurer reaffirms its 2014 forecast citing better-than-expected Medicare membership growth.
February 5 -
Net income rose to $675 million, or $1.45 a share, from $581 million, or $1.24, a year earlier.
February 5 -
American Association for Long Term Care Insurance reports 13-percent increase in paid long-term care insurance benefits.
February 5 -
Industry associations offer testimony on the FIO report, largely agreeing that the industry does not require a significant overhaul, restructuring or federal oversight.
February 4 -
Operating profit, which excludes some investment results, was 94 cents a share.
February 4 -
Health plans offered through government-run insurance exchanges may be required to cover 30 percent of "essential community providers" in each county in 2015, an increase from 20 percent this year.
February 4 -
Gartner predicts that by 2015, 25 percent of large global organizations will have appointed CDOs.
February 3 -
A slew of new products and data sources emphasize the speed with which the insurance industry is changing, which could threaten fast followers, according to Strategy Meets Action.
February 3 -
Farah Foustok, CEO of the business in the region, is among those leaving.
February 3 -
Strategy Meets Action Founder Deb Smallwood discusses the current landscape of collaboration, opportunities and challenges that come with it and action items for insurers.Throughout January, Smallwood details each of SMAs five next-generation technologies — analytics and big data, mobile technologies, collaboration technologies, cloud computing and telematics.To find out how the research and consulting firm came to these five, click here. No. 1: Analytics and Big DataNo. 2: Mobile TechnologiesCheck back next week for next-gen technology No. 4: Cloud Computing.
January 31
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Predictive modeling is recognized as a transformative ability, but one that must be tempered by maturity, patience and understanding, says the insurers chief enterprise business analytics scientist.
January 31
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In a 67-32 vote, the Senate passed the Homeowner Flood Insurance Affordability Act of 2013; industry associations respond.
January 30
