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A number of insurers, including AIG, The Hartford, Prudential, have released financial results for Q1 2012

InsuranceSuite to support entire range of general insurance business processes, expand service offerings for Guidewire's first Japanese customer.

Expanded variable and indexed annuity products reflect growing concerns among prospective retirees.

DocuSign boasts several life, P&C clients, points to straight-through processing as motivation for e-signature purchases.

The seventh 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.

NFIP reforms sought, but likely to be punted again as competing agendas stall legislation.

American United Life taps national sales and service VP from his former post at Cigna.

Customer experience analytics provider brings more than 450 clients with it, including GEICO and Wells Fargo.

CEF growth continues, albeit at a slower pace, despite dwindling refinancing opportunities.

The study reported that the trend of mergers and acquisitions among MPL insurers continued in 2011 with Medical Protective acquiring Princeton Insurance from Medical Liability Mutual Insurance Co and Doctors Company Insurance Group acquiring FPIC Insurance Group while the NORCAL Group purchased Medicus Insurance Holdings Inc.

Applications, data security, hidden costs; here are the pros and cons of engaging or resisting a cloud migration.

New regulations would close medical mills, end payments when no medical treatment is provided and speed claims resolutions.

Using SpeedBuilder Systems' BindExpress Policy Suite, Fremont adds its eighth commercial line in under two years.

Based on noncompliance with the Medical Loss Ratio provision of the Affordable Care Act, insurers will pay out rebates to 3.4 million people.

Insurers turn to their peers and attend industry meetings to conduct due diligence about potential business partners, according to study.

Technology is rapidly transforming human interaction into informal communications, how can the insurance industry react?

“The Hartford Benefits For Tomorrow Study” found that 87 percent of single Americans don’t have enough savings to get through a financial hardship and of that group only 44 percent have insurance to help them, which means 56 percent do not have coverage.

Health insurers embrace e-contracting approach to save paper and admin costs and improve customer service efforts.

A growth spurt is expected in external spending and IT investments in North America after a meager 2011.

Building credibility from the ground up through restructuring and core systems initiatives helps creative cultures thrive.