Policy adminstration

The New Zealand insurer implemented PolicyCenter and BillingCenter in 2013.

The employee benefits specialty insurer now is engaged in a modernization project to improve technology, process and service delivery.

TPA will replace a 15-year-old legacy system with Market Solutions to reduce future staffing needs and increase PFRACP's ability to handle more claims per person.

The need to find alternative avenues for growth and for investment returns, combined with a fear of technology companies disrupting insurers’ business models, has led to renewed interest.

The new position in AIG comes as Chief Executive Officer Peter Hancock redeems high cost debt and increases the repurchase of shares, which trade for less than three-quarters of book value.

A consolidation with Humana or Cigna carriers is an “imminent” possibility, according to Leerink Swann analyst Ana Gupte.

The specialty insurer is running its data breach protection business on GameChanger via Microsoft Azure cloud.

With 10 notable mergers in the insurance IT space so far this year, carriers need to look for signs of stability in tech partners, industry observers say.

Insurance technology vendors across the value chain are identifying merger and acquisition opportunities at a healthy clip. We recap several deals already completed in 2015 and more.

The church insurer now is deploying PolicyCenter to modernize is policy admin system and support growth plans.

Insurance technology vendor M&A continues its hot pace as two core systems providers for commercial insurance join.

The church insurer now is deploying PolicyCenter to modernize is policy admin system and support growth plans.

CEO Tom Wilson and other execs provide a window into how big insurers take digitalization front-and-center.

While commercial lines rates remain flat, auto and other personal lines insurance rates are going up a couple percent at a time, according to Marketscout research.

100-year-old P&C insurer to deploy cloud-based SurePower Innovation enterprise suite in effort to modernize and automate policy admin processes.

Research from the company finds that 31% of insurance companies are already using wearable technology to engage customers, and two-thirds expect broad adoption of the technology within two years.

Doug Cretsinger, CIO of the commercial lines insurer, says that as the carrier ramps up for the future, there's lots of potential to leverage telematics and the Internet of Things even among its customer base of nonprofits.

With cloud adoption among insurers at a "tipping point" according to industry observers, we asked carrier technology leaders what the key drivers for cloud investment are at their companies.

More insurers are choosing cloud-based systems rather than traditional mainframe deployments for the next generation of their core processing software.

The selection is a sign that more large insurers are exploring vendor-provided suites for core systems.