Data security

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety adds Dodge Durango to its list of vehicles recognized for safety in 2011.

Through the purchase, Pacific Life seeks to expand the footprint of a transformational, client-focused risk and investment advisory team.

Bankers Insurance picks up Gateway Insurance Services in $6 million deal that leaves Hampton Roads to focus on banking.

AIA, ACLI commend passage of Budget Control Act of 2011.

Teens to Feel Impact of Driving Bill

Scam Artists Use Farmers’ as Cover

While technology continues to reduce the total number of thefts, domestic makes overtake NICB's list of most-stolen vehicles for the first time since 2002.

Allstate survey shows drivers describe themselves as excellent drivers, but admit to practicing dangerous behaviors on the road.

As analytics and automation become increasingly prevalent in the process, carriers look to strike a balance with traditional underwriting practices.

Four insurance technology experts reveal how close IT-business collaboration works to facilitate IT budgets that foster long-term growth.

Insurers can learn from cultural, environmental circumstances surrounding terrorists’ behaviors and draw similarities between Norway and Afghanistan before 9/11.

The insurance industry is seen as a prime example of how to handle data-sharing the right way; namely, collecting data on policyholders' driving habits in order to offer discounts for safe driving behaviors.

Lingering soft market and uncertain investment returns are top concerns, Ward Group survey reveals.

Exclusive mapping technology will help the company measure the potential yield of agricultural areas.

Congress is patting itself on the back for its new bill, but the fix is far less than is needed.

Keefe, Bruyette & Woods report expresses concern over P&C industry balance sheets.

Many drivers know the dangers, but continue distracted driving behaviors.

Towers Watson survey finds insurers willing to be aggressive in their investment strategies.

WellPoint Near Agreement on Large Breach Class Action Suit

Life insurers in particular will be vulnerable to effects of potential downgrade of U.S. credit rating, notes A.M. Best.