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Insurers focused on expanding relationships with existing technology solution providers.

Fitch affirms Markel, S&P revises outlook on Mutual of Omaha and A.M. Best affirms Unitrin ratings.

One of the keys to good employee management, and ensuring fairness, for insurers is open, effective communication.

Kane’s new Senior Regional Advisor to the Middle East, Fetooh Al Zayani, also serves as the ambassador to Bahrain for the International Insurance Society.

The partnership grants RiskMeter users access to RMS’ Average Annual Loss and Probable Maximum Loss data.

Sen. Patrick Leahy, the No. 2 Democrat on the Agriculture Committee, was named as a conferee instead of Sen. Mark Warner.

INN’s 2010 Vanguards in Insurance Practices Awards represent true votes of confidence by insurers who rate the value provided by technology solution providers.

Bank-owned life insurance assets totaled $134.6 billion in 2009, up 0.6% from 2009, says new report.

Without cloud, insurers risk obsolescence as their competitors may win on cost and efficiency alone.

Reform passage means a federal insurance regulator is on the horizon.

AgencyPortal v4.1 is designed to process quotes in multiple languages with the first multilingual port launching in Spanish.

The partnership is part of an IBM program that allows an IBM rResearch team to study a company and fashion software solutions to fit its needs.

The Software-as-a-Service analytics program is intended to serve the property/casualty industry.

As a result, the government ponders creation of a Financial Stability and Development Council to lay down clear guidelines for the financial market.

The bill must now be reconciled with the House version.

Gartner study shows the IT marketplace is still operating in a cost-optimization mode.

The successful cloture vote means senators have a maximum of 30 hours to debate the bill.

We provide insurance for those whose identities are stolen, so why not add preventive services?

As part of its green strategy, Allstate is pursuing “aggressive virtualization,” which dramatically cut the amount of servers and storage needed to support present and future operations.

IBM and Accenture are the front runners, with other major players steps behind, says new report.