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Health insurers fared poorly in annual ASCI customer satisfaction survey, rating only marginally better than airlines, newspapers and the government.
December 15 -
A FINRA survey finds a significant disparity in the general financial literacy of Americans on a state-by-state basis.
December 15 -
The payment stems from a derivative suit filed by investors against executives and directors.
December 14 -
Fitch affirms all AXA entities; S&P lowers credit rating on Manulife Financial, rates Berkshire Hathaways senior notes; A.M. Best comments on Aetna; Moodys affirms WellPoint, Munich Re.
December 14 -
The modern-day searching and buying patterns used by consumer for insurance are shifting, and insurance companies cannot rely on traditional channel strategies to reach them, according to a study released by IBM today.
December 14 -
Towers Watson survey says insurers are increasingly employing predictive modeling as rates continue to be weighed down by excess capacity.
December 14 -
The measure advanced Monday evening, with 45 Democrats and 37 Republicans voting to invoke cloture.
December 14 -
Virtualization and solid state disks are the next most important in terms of overall impact going forward, study says.
December 14 -
Insurers, banks, credit unions and more affected by partnership.
December 13 -
Claiming that the dispute is not simply about regulating the business of insurance, federal judge blocks implementation of key provision of health care reform.
December 13 -
Koreas largest non-life insurers goal is to use predictive models to enhance fraud detection processes.
December 13 -
CSC has launched a four-stage, pragmatic program for financial services firms to use cloud services to gain flexibility and agility in their computing environments. CSC says it is leading financial services firms to the cloud, without jeopardizing high-performance, security and compliance requirements. The staged approach is described by CSC as progressing from early use of low-risk, horizontal shared services to deployment of ancillary applications, and then a cloud-enablement of mission-critical applications, all in parallel with the introduction of unique, cloud-only functions.
December 13 -
Members of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) held a special interim election during a conference call. Louisiana Insurance Commissioner James Donelon was elected NAIC VP and Illinois Insurance Director Michael McRaith was elected NAIC secretary-treasurer.
December 13 -
For younger employees, the possibility of an enjoyable retirement is dwindling.
December 13 -
Gartner research points to increased investment, though many still wont see ROI.
December 10 -
Top companies in our survey grind down costs by consolidating IT and rationalizing processes. Theyre growing faster as well.
December 10 -
Insurers that outsource the IT and administration of policies underwritten years ago can improve customer satisfaction, lower costs, and even reduce capital requirements.
December 10 -
Financial legislation requires surplus lines producers to participate in a national database for licensing and renewals.
December 10 -
The highest-priority initiatives continue to be policy admin and BI, with claims, agent portals and commissions also of importance.
December 10 -
The top 25 life/health insurance writers continue to set the pace for the larger U.S. industry, which saw a 2.6% increase in nine-month net premiums written to $424.2 billion. The increase is the first since year-end 2008, according to A.M. Best, which released its list of Top 25 U.S. Life/Health writers today.
December 10