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VETalent program focuses on preparing veterans for jobs in the information technology sector.

Lorraine Seib to manage global excess casualty business with underwriting operations in New York, Bermuda, Dublin, London and Toronto.

As consumers push back on banking fees, insurer touts its online bank as an alternative.

Russ Bostick, president of Bostick & Associates, took to the stage at Celent’s Creative Disruption—A Core Systems Strategy Workshop in Boston on Nov. 3, 2011, to share his experiences as an insurance IT executive in building successful business cases.

After two years heading the carrier's life insurance division, Ruth Smith was promoted to executive VP for protection.

Suite to replace multi-system legacy environment with single system for processing of all products.

Cloud technology may solve storage problems, but only while creating security challenges.

AIA expresses concern that proposed solvency test may be unduly burdensome.

Social media is another form of data that companies must work with regularly, but most businesses have a long road to travel before achieving effective integration.

Report from PLUS: Tony Blair says changes in our economic and regulatory systems are a given, but should have the core goal of creating a healthy, thriving financial sector.

Recent snow storm along the East Coast quickly reminds industry that snow- and ice-related damage caused more than $2 billion in claims payouts in 2010.

Ronald Pressman is a veteran of the conglomerate's reinsurance and asset management divisions.

In the second quarter of 2011, commercial mortgage commitments by U.S. life insurers grew to $15.7 billion compared to $5.9 billion during the same period in 2010, and will remain strong, according to Fitch Ratings.

Insurers are finding that multiple views may be best when modeling for natural disasters.

Monitoring the data made available via social media networks goes beyond internal oversight.

As the European Union codifies more stringent capital requirements, Fitch expects the United States to be granted regulatory equivalence.

Advisers of the future are gravitating toward financial planning programs; here are the schools topping many students' wish-lists.

As ubiquitous as business analytics have become, they are only optimized when matched with the right analytic talent.

The insurer expects increased ROI as a result of enhancing its system with new rules management technology.

As a host of business and competitive reasons cause carriers to contemplate replacement of this most core of systems, a rapidly evolving slate of technology options awaits.