Core systems

STG Billing fulfills demanding customer service requirements at Chicago insurance companies.

RIMS Q3 Benchmark Survey says it's an insurance buyers market, and it's going to stay that way for a while longer.

Still seemingly slow to take root in the United States, insurers across the globe are quickly responding to the growing demand for Islamic law-complaint insurance.

New technology from SSP designed to enable insurer’s core systems transformation strategy.

Canadian bankers bristle at a new proposal to limit their online insurance sales.

House hearing considers changes to the McCarran-Ferguson Act.

About 90% of its business already comes from banks and credit unions.

Guy Carpenter survey finds agents relatively unfazed by financial turmoil.

Confidence and demand gives analytics technology a boost.

From cloud computing to legacy systems to the business/IT relationship, insurance CIOs discuss areas affecting their careers and ability to perform.

Lower expenses offset declining revenues and investment losses to help U.S. life insurers generate $8.9 billion in Q2 net income.

Conning reports that despite only being written in just 25 states, workers' comp state funds are poised to overtake private plans.

Competing testimony before House committee highlights schism over creating a national regulatory presence to monitor insurers.

A new report from J.D. Power and Associates Reports finds overall satisfaction with homeowners insurance has significantly increased for the first time in five years.

America's Health Insurance Plans and Blue Cross and Blue Shield have collaborated to give providers one-stop shopping when conducting transactions with insurers.

FDIC Chairman says federal resolution authority must transcend industries and international borders.

Island Insurance benefits from DRC’s industry experience as well as its local presence.

Vertafore will still manage its Software-as-a-Service-based products internally, but Savvis will operate the scale-related IT infrastructure.

Medical malpractice insurers and actuaries can breathe a short sigh of relief before bracing for future challenges, such as the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services decision to no longer reimburse for certain hospital-acquired conditions.

While the details of the legislation remain unchanged, the proposed Office of National Insurance has been renamed the Federal Insurance Office.