Data security

Marsh recently unveiled protection for the prospect that the FDIC— authorized by the Dodd-Frank Act to resolve firms too big for bankruptcy—could someday try to punish officers of a failed company by reclaiming their salaries.

The sixth annual INN's Women in Insurance Leadership program profiles women insurance professionals whose leadership and performance has redefined their business and its application of technology.

As cyber attacks across all sectors continue to increase, risk managers need to take a broader look at how they address the issue, survey says.

Economic risks, regulatory changes sit atop risk management survey.

2011 inductees to be unveiled today at RIMS Annual Conference.

Wyde system to be used for group life and disability income insurance administration, end-to-end solution to support growth.

North American and Bermudan insurance companies received an updated enterprise risk management opinion from Standard & Poor’s Rating Services, the company reports.

What Impact is Mobility Having on Insurers?

As life insurers accumulate more longevity risk and face investment management challenges, opportunities for growth abound.

SEC says controversial section 404(b) is not prohibitively burdensome to mid-sized companies.

Chevrolet Volt and Nissan Leaf earn highest safety ratings from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.

While the number of records breached dropped from 2009, the overall number of breaches rose to its highest-ever level.

A Deloitte study suggests leveraging analytics and investing in technology as two of the ways to enhance claims management for P&C insurers.

Despite the highly publicized breach, Alliance Data's Q1 net income surged 85% to $86.4 million, from a year earlier.

Organized vehicle scams defraud insurers and customers alike, costing billions of dollars annually, says Insurance Information Institute.

The platform is designed to assist insurers implementing usage-based insurance programs by collecting and analyzing telematics data.

Aon report says Q1 2011 was the worst quarter ever for the facultative reinsurance market.

A new report offers cause to celebrate the industry’s move beyond the recession; yet pricing hurdles may remain.

Buffett, Sokol sued by shareholder over actions prior to March acquisition.

Sluggish growth, inflation fears discussed during Big “I” CEO panel.