Policy adminstration

With all the tools and technologies at our disposal, isn’t it just good sense to hold clients’ contractually accountable for known risk management prevention efforts?

Nationwide SVP, CIO speaks to the strategies, challenges and successes behind the project that earned his company the Model Insurer of the Year victory.

Former Narragansett Bay and Progressive employee, Jose Trasancos also named senior personal lines officer.

Hundreds of sales, service and claims openings announced in Colorado Springs, Cleveland and Austin.

Google’s Glen Reardon deconstructs the traditional three-step marketing model to find that mobility is a growing, disruptive force that cannot be ignored.

Along with tackling projects that improve and innovate, insurers need to implement the technologies that enhance business models and make risk-averse execs uncomfortable.

Panel of technology executives discusses the merits of operational, strategic and disruptive tactics.

While creative disruption can be a factor in insurers’ quest for business growth, getting disruptive requires—careful—thought and planning.

Nationwide Earns Model Insurer of the Year Honors

Closing the day at $17.12 a share, property/casualty vendor’s CEO Marcus Ryu tells INN what’s next.

Widespread droughts, flooding along the Mississippi River and deep freezes across the South combined to catalyze a record year for crop insurance claims.

Guidewire Software Inc. today announced it plans to raise $115 million in its initial public offering of 8.85 million shares of its common stock at a price to the public of $13.00 per share.

Systema Life Insurance Company has recently taken MphasiS-Wyde’s Wynsure live, letting it handle all aspects of policy administration and billing.

New Director of Regional Underwriting Operations Andrew McCray has also been appointed as VP of the company.

Policy Studies Inc. (PSI) has a new business process outsourcing (BPO) service to help address the requirements—and deadlines—for implementing health insurance exchanges and marketplaces, the company reports.

The soft market has persisted for so long it would be easy to see firming rates as a cure all for the industry’s economic woes. But, new report from KBW expects loss cost trends to negate any growth in premiums.

The aspirations of social media networks to glean larger profits from global user bases could intersect with insurers quest for expanded, universal outreach.

Life insurer moves to increase productivity through CRM, forms technology upgrades.

Overseas experience with Chubb and Chartis earns Jason Harris a C-suite with XL.

A two-year prediction of property/casualty insurers’ financials reveals marginal improvement.