Policy adminstration

Social network analysis can help insurers understand networks often connected to criminal behavior.

U.S. insurer budgets and projects for 2010 focus on policy admin, agent portals and business intelligence.

To better manage risk, reinsurers are turning to increasingly sophisticated technologies and models.

Attendees of INN's Women in Insurance Leadership Forum agree that collaboration and effective communication are necessary for success.

Commercial lines carriers are focusing on integration efforts to simplify the growing complexities inherent in their policy processing.

Hard economic times are invariably busy ones for the foes of insurance fraud. Incorporating more unstructured data, carriers are fine-tuning predictive analytics for fraud detection.

SOA is the way many companies, including insurers, are now choosing to move forward due to its business agility, scalability and return on investment.

A new report, which shows insurers in Asia-Pacific are taking a closer look at the benefits of outsourcing, profiles three enterprisewide technology firms and six insurance technology firms.

With so many insurers currently pondering best practices for utilizing social media, examining strategies employed by banks may help.

The insurer will use software from FINEOS to manage claims in its employee benefits line.

Health insurers finally get peek at bill that contains yet another take on the public option, and are quick to react to its contents.

Forrester talked to 70 North American insurers about their hardware and infrastructure investment plans and found that they're very concerned about risks associated with cloud computing and virtualization.

Report says companies are investing in technologies to thwart enterprise risk.

Survey attempts to resolve lagging registration by state insurance regulators.

Workers’ comp insurer to use Valen Technologies’ AuditRight predictive analytics solution to ensure premium to exposure accuracy.

FINRA's chair Tuesday called for the creation of a single repository of data on all trades on all markets so that the financial industry could be "surveilled by a unified single regulator."

The cumulative costs for insurers of not fixing all the niggling IT issues and workarounds can be significant.

Deep Customer Connections’ industry benchmark of carriers’ performance ranks their “ease of doing business.”

The revised bill, introduced late Tuesday, would give the Federal Reserve Board power to oversee systemically important companies, and beef up a proposed interagency council to advise the central bank.

Zach McCoy, SVP at Kaplan Compliance, offers four recommendations for insurers currently seeking to adopt business process management.