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Several insurers across both property/casualty and life insurance sectors received patents in the past weeks for their technology and process innovations.

Clients in two Midwestern states to use Priority’s quoting, rating and underwriting solution.

Weather-related losses in the United States dominate the insurer’s list of losses.

The three software tiers feature improved interoperability with external systems, enabling them to operate seamlessly within an insurer’s enterprise risk management platform.

In the wake of Sandy, a study notes how insurers’ are seeing the benefits of embracing risks related to climate change.

RiskIntegrity Solvency II Solution designed to help with calculating, consolidating and reporting on insurance portfolios.

Attorneys General around the country receive notices from the insurer this morning about social security numbers, driver’s license numbers and other personal information of its customers being compromised.

UBI and insurance telematics are touted for their ability to save premium dollars, but wider adoption could also save lives and slow global climate change.

Cash deal worth $175 million to help MphasiS make gains in U.S. mortgage market.

Celent report profiles 13 vendors and offers insights in terms of data sources, service and delivery options.

MetLife Inc. has added the Multi-Index Targeted Risk Portfolio to the MetLife Protected Growth Strategies lineup, available through its variable annuities with the GMIB Max and EDB Max optional benefit riders.

Predictions from Gartner outline a sprawling enterprise technology infrastructure that includes more SaaS, BYOD and outsourcing.

Estimate only includes aid provided so far and could rise in the coming weeks.

Previously holding the same position for Unum Group, Michael Temple will take over as risk officer by the end of the year.

Catastrophe modeling solution designed to help Navigators assess losses on a variety of levels, from portfolios to individual locations.

Consulting services are designed to allow clients to maximize the value of their catastrophe modeling investment.

Analysts rank “pricing strategy” and “quality of service” as the industry’s top value drivers over the next three years, named by 95 percent and 94 percent of the respondents, respectively, ahead of “data analysis capabilities” (86 percent).

Project managers need to remember that moving to a paperless environment is about changing how people work, how they rely on information and how they access it.

AIR Worldwide, catastrophe modeling firm, estimates that insured losses from Sandy to onshore U.S. properties will be between $7 billion and $15 billion.