Core systems

Just when you thought your mobile devices were safe, a new botnet has appeared to change the paradigm.

Under the new Chartis handle, AIG's property/casualty unit looks to be on the sales block.

Despite taking heavy fire from critics last week on the Obama administration's regulatory reform plan, Treasury Secretary Geithner gave no sign he was willing to compromise.

Next generation solution designed to provide Keenan with flexible, innovative platform to support current and evolving Health Information Technology mandates and initiatives.

Treasury Department releases legislative language for its Office of National Insurance.

Leading in troubled times requires action more than analysis, and speed more than care.

Under increasing pressure, American International Group withheld $2.4 million in bonuses that were to be paid on July 15.

Conning Research reports that life insurers’ tactics may no longer be effective in the face of recessionary and regulatory impacts on state-based wealth demographics.

New York/New Jersey benchmarking survey identifies a trend of dedicated internal subrogation units, but undefined success guidelines and often-lagging technological resources.

Duck Creek, Oracle announce enhancements to front end offerings.

New research suggests that DVD capacities may increase 10,000-fold in 10 years, but will we be ready for the increased risks?

Insurers have two choices when it comes to conducting business in multiple countries: deploy a single core app cross-borders, or implement a dedicated core app in each market.

Report disputes link between claim activity and premiums.

A new report says that rather than rely on investment income, carriers need to invest in core competencies.

Judges say SEC should reconsider controversial ruling that would regulate annuities as securities.

A recent survey shows auto insurance buyers are ready for a change, and depending on the target market, insurers can take action.

Bill details show first hurdle for Tier I firms is just $10B assets

Government Accountability Office's study recommends that a new proposed systemic-risk regulator be specifically tasked with limiting leverage

While the tangible savings to paperless include decreases in postage and paper costs, the fringe benefit for insurers is potentially tapping into the growing eco-friendly customer segment.

A recent survey from John Hancock finds that 66% of employers are afraid of the costs to implement a long-term care plan, and 33% believe it is too time consuming.