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Insurers releases details of toxic assets in SEC filing.

Life insurers receptive to White House plan to aid middle-class Americans.

Helping to enhance enterprise agility, mashups can be an important tool for insurers.

After endorsing Obama's financial reform plan, critics call Geithner out for flip-flopping on backing a return to the Glass-Steagall Act.

Cintas lists ways to keep electronic and paper documents secure.

Report says secondary market ready for technical innovation.

President urges congress to continue efforts during State of the Union speech.

New study says mergers and acquisitions fell in 2009, but expects more action in 2010.

The analyst firm recognized 28 insurers in eight different categories, and named Missouri Employers Mutual its Model Insurer of the Year.

New Novarica report finds CIOs focused on improving business agility, insights and service quality.

Payments to counterparties at issue during congressional hearing.

Forrester reports enterprise and SMB security trends for 2010, emphasis on managing vulnerabilities and complex threats.

Biennial survey finds increased modernization and broader functionality in vendor offerings.

Roger Crandall plans no major changes to its growth strategy, except for the modifications that real life thrusts upon it.

While Obama's proposal doesn't prevent banks from underwriting securities, among other things, critics say it's strongly headed in that direction.

Moody's affirms Fidelity National Financial’s senior debt ratings, A.M. Best affirms Mutual of Omaha Insurance Co. and S&P revises its outlook on Taiwan Life Insurance Co.

Survey results from Celent point to 2010 as the year of data mining, claims, and infrastructure.

Regulators say it’s time to offer input into policy reforms that will buck the growing trends in health insurance fraud.

Department of Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood announced today that drivers of large commercial trucks and buses are now forbidden to text while driving.

Though the insurer contends its medical bill review practices were—and are—appropriate and fully comply with the law, it agreed to resolve a nationwide class action lawsuit to avoid the burden and expense of continued litigation.