Digital distribution

UK car insurance costs climbed 38.2%, according to Confused.com research.

Underwriting and billing solution designed to help carriers quickly respond to business demands and offer broader product range across distribution channels.

Insurers may be interested to keep an eye on how banks navigate the still uncharted social media waters.

MetLife’s Growth and Guaranteed Income variable annuity has a living benefit, and is exclusively distributed by Fidelity.

Aflac’s CIO discusses how technology has made a significant difference for the company’s agents and employees.

After what seemed like a lull over the holidays, spammers are back at it with renewed gusto, and social networking sites offer fertile ground for growth.

The finalists were analyzed and winners named in the areas of underwriting, distribution and technology.

Thanks to new distribution channels and self-service options, insurer IT spend drivers shifting from cost control to growth-enabling.

Advocacy group alleges Allstate received an extra $20 million in premiums per year in California from its Your Choice Auto program.

Company says it will exit market to allocate resources elsewhere.

Company to provide a one-stop solution for producers and clients.

Just days after acquiring an employee benefits brokerage in Ohio, Wells Fargo snaps up another Kansas-based firm.

MetLife's annuity is the only deferred variable annuity with a living benefit distributed through Fidelity.

Banks’ sales of fixed and variable annuities remained largely flat in November.

IIABA says agent commissions should be excluded from calculations of non-claims costs.

Genworth discontinues retail and group variable annuities, while Western & Southern and Allianz put faith in new variable annuities.

Before your New Year’s resolutions begin to fall by the wayside, you should ask yourself the following questions.

Insurers may be interested to see how the bank is leveraging new technology to converse with customers online.

The insurer's banking arm aspires to be a "material competitor" to the "top four" mortgage lenders.

Prestige Professional Plans, a single-office, employee benefits insurance brokerage firm, is located in Dayton.