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Despite cash on hand, slow growth and regulatory pressures prompt concentration on operational efficiencies and regulatory readiness, according to KPMG Survey.
June 28 -
The ruling this morning gave health insurers a deadline of 2014 for embracing such provisions. On the other hand, competitively speaking, this places much more of a burden on large health insurers to provide a wide range of packages that appeal to demographics that may not have been on the radar.
June 28 -
Reporting functionality, recommendation management and workflow management tools are just three of the elements Novarica says are critical to loss control systems.
June 28 -
Elephant Insurance, a consumer-direct auto-insurance writer, has selected Guidewire PolicyCenter as its new rating, underwriting and policy administration management system.
June 28 -
The court ruled 5-4. However, the court added that Congress has the authority to implement the individual mandate under the taxing clauses of the Constitution.
June 28 -
GlobalOptions will prepare AICs fraud compliance reporting, conduct fraud training programs as well as the investigation and identification of suspected fraudulent insurance activities.
June 27 -
The U.S. property/casualty industry is increasingly profitable, with a Q1 net income of $10.1 billion, compared with $7.8 billion for the same quarter last year; profitability as measured by the cumulative annualized rate of return on average policyholders surplus increased to 7.2 percent from 5.6 percent for the same quarter last year, according to the Insurance Services Office (ISO), and the Property Casualty Insurers Association of America (PCI), which released its quarterly profits and profitability report.
June 27 -
Company also opens new regional underwriting offices in Atlanta, Chicago and Dallas.
June 26 -
Robert Hartwig, president and economist of the Insurance Information Institute, outlines four necessary criteria for a hard market, one marked by sharply rising rates in excess of 10 to 15 percent.
June 26 -
J.D. Power found particularly sharp increases in customer satisfaction with policy offerings and interactions with insurers.
June 26 -
Overall, spending barely increases; CIOs lack confidence in budget plans.
June 25 -
For many adults in the United Kingdom, insurance is a grudge purchase bought to insure against the possibility of something unfortunate happening and the value test is the customer experience at claim time, according to The Reality and Opportunities in Claims Management: Consumer Experiences in the United Kingdom, a new report from Celent.
June 25 -
The research firm cut back its expected increase in overall enterprise application spending for this year to 4.5 percent, down half a percentage point from its outlook for the year in Q1 2012. That near-term reduction still amounts to $120.4 billion spent in the business software and solutions marketplace, up from 2011s total of $115.2 billion in 2011, Gartner stated.
June 25 -
Enterprise content management firm to partner with Volly for the integration of its Digital Mail Gateway software.
June 22 -
A pair of new reports assess the top social media presences within the insurance industry and provide metrics and tactics to effectively harness your social networks.
June 22 -
Survey conducted at Americas Health Insurance Plans Institute 2012 reveals health insurance executives opinions on reform, increasing health care costs and the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
June 22 -
The United States Senate passed the Senate 2012 Farm Bill in a 64-35 vote. The Senate version of the bill would cost $498 billion, save $23.6 billion over the next 10 years and eliminate $5 billion per year in direct payments. The Federal Crop Insurance Program (FCIP) would become the primary risk management tool for farmers.
June 22 -
SAP report shows companies with mature best practices double operating margins and triple revenue growth.
June 21 -
Winning papers to be published in a special edition of The Geneva Papers on Risk and Insurance Issues and Practices.
June 21 -
In response to concerns raised about land-use restrictions and insurance mandates, the Senate and Banking Committee agree to scale back requirements.
June 21