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With 63 transactions valued at $27.7 billion, third-quarter activity made up for a very slow start to the year, according to new figures from PwC.

The latest glitch causing problems for HIX consumers is a data center run by Terremark, which lost connectivity over the weekend, just days after the President set an ambitious timeline for fixing the site.

As the anniversary of Sandy approaches, American Modern reflects on how the storm affected the way it operates, including communicating more frequently with customers via smartphones.

Maag’s international experience includes stops at XL Group, Zurich Financial and Swiss Re.

Common areas of fraud include the misrepresentation of services provided, providing unnecessary services, billing for services not rendered and sale of durable goods.

Personal lines and claims president swaps roles with the commercial and specialty lines president as part of extended succession planning.

Worldwide combined shipments of mobile devices is projected to reach 2.32 billion units in 2013, a 5-percent increase from 2012.

Why do 25 percent of CEOs, 65 percent of CFOs, 39 percent of COOs, and 41 percent of line of business heads not buy into the need for innovation?

Direct written premium increases are seen virtually across the board, according to analysis by SNL Financial Group.

ING sold 33 million shares in New York-based ING U.S., which will be renamed Voya Financial.

Acquisition creates a large life and annuity customer base for iPipeline, who will look to develop Aplifi's delivery and support capabilities.

New Web-based application matches underwriters and brokers based on risk appetite in an attempt to enable more efficient and profitable transactions.

Genworth's CEO Tom McInerney will serve as the head executive for the U.S. life insurance unit while the search for a replacement is carried out.

Applications and software-defined infrastructures will likely highlight future, hopefully more successful, data consolidation projects.

The value of the deals completed through the first half of this year in EMEA is 44 percent higher than it was for the same period in 2012.

Profit is expected to be at least $8.40 a share in 2013, the insurer said in raising its projection for the third time this year.

WellPoint CEO Joseph Swedish and other health insurance executives will meet with White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough and Valerie Jarrett, a senior adviser to President Barack Obama.

Ernst & Young survey finds insurers hindered by technology and culture; 70 percent spend less than 10 percent of business and development budgets on digital.

The current market pricing reflects low investment yields and a rational use of capital; more than half of CFO respondents to Towers Watson survey said the hardening likely would continue for a year or two.

Insurer says Microsoft Office 365 to offset challenges to a global workforce and company presence.