Policy adminstration

Insurers express concern as amount they spend on medical care is now dictated by HHS regulations.

More than 50% of health providers surveyed expect to increase their IT spend, says Beacon Partners.

Robert Wood Johnson report offers modeling approaches for states analyzing what their health insurance exchange should be.

BlueWave Technology, a provider of claims management solutions, and SpeedBuilder Systems LLC, a policy administration solution provider, announced a strategic marketing and technology agreement.

New report says estate tax confusion and legacy systems are major challenges for the industry in the year ahead.

The mutual insurer will implement CSC's systems for its life and personal and commercial P&C lines of business.

Marshall & Swift/Boeckh to provide cost information for estimating property claims.

With a firm foundation for cloud computing laid in 2010, Forrester analysts predicts 2011 will be a landmark year for technology.

Katherine O’Brien, a veteran attorney, will expand her oversight role for the company.

While IT grunt work may be outsourced, the need for talented managers and professionals who understand both business and technology sides remains.

Banks seeking laundry list of carve-outs that would give financial institutions so many exceptions from the rule that it might as well not exist at all.

While purchasing property insurance online is still in its infancy compared to the auto insurance market, the time is ripe to increase property quotes and purchases.

CEO Kelly predicts “opportunities” for a share sale.

Many insurers think their IT departments can do as good of a job—or better—on a project than a vendor, but they may not be right.

The deal is expected to generate more than US$350 million of gross written premium in 2011, and a net, after-tax profit of more than US$30 million.

The data analysis and BI app is pre-integrated with the InsPro Enterprise solution suite for life and health policy management.

Moody's says the industry regained some of the ground it lost in early 2009.

As climate researchers turn verbal somersaults to explain their findings, insurers will remain perplexed over future weather patterns.

Critics pounce on $86 million insurers gave to Chamber of Commerce to fight health care reform.

More than two years after convictions, five former insurance execs take arguments to 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.