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Munich Re expects to reduce nearly $500,000 in annual electricity costs with new solar power system; Harleysville already realizing energy cost reductions of 25% since 2008.
June 17 -
Premium sales of individual life combination products jumped 62% in 2010, reaching $1.2 billion.
June 17 -
Still sorting out how they can leverage it, almost one-third of French insurers are considering investment in social networks, a clear sign demonstrating that value can be generated from data gathering from and customer interactions through this medium.
June 16
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When creating an influence channel, insurers and agents could really help each other: Insurers need social media fan recruitment, and agents need content.
June 16
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Electronic fulfillment solution to manage forms processing electronically.
June 16 -
New survey indicates waning trust in insurers among Americans.
June 15 -
State Auto, Travelers and XL Group announce expected losses, ranging from $50 million to $1 billion.
June 15 -
Retirement Talk Nets John Hancock Two Awards
June 14 -
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Insurer Expects $240-$290 Million in Cat Losses for April/May
June 13 -
Banks' Life Insurance Sales Plunge in First Quarter
June 13 -
Genworth Sells Medicare Supplement Business to Aetna for $290 Million
June 13 -
Workforce Analytics Drives Business Outcomes
June 10 -
Efforts Underway to Curb Hail-Related Damage
June 10 -
Encharter Unveils Unique Direct-to-Consumer Pitch
June 9 -
Aflac survey finds that more than half of respondents not prepared to pay for out-of-pocket expenses not covered by major medical insurance.
June 9 -
Study commissioned by MassMutual, others, reveals that sponsors "find comfort" in their advisers and services.
June 8 -
BuildFax and Equifax say they will provide property & casualty insurance carriers with history on commercial and residential buildings that will improve the accuracy of underwriting valuation models.
June 7 -
A.M. Best, Fitch Ratings, Moody’s Investors Service and Standard & Poor’s (S&P’s) released ratings updates. The following are some of the most recent:
June 7 -
The thunderstorms that struck the United States from May 20 to 27 will result insured losses to residential, commercial, and industrial properties, as well as automobiles , of between $4 billion and $7 billion.
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