Policy adminstration

New CEO Benmosche prefers selling stakes in the company's businesses to Liddy's method of selling them outright.

Given experts' mixed reviews of TARP's effectiveness as it nears its one-year anniversary, perhaps insurers were wise to seek alternative solutions to their financial problems.

A significant benefit for both sides is the ability to work jointly on product development, distribution channels and customer service.

Eric Kittleson and Mark Hill have joined the Bermuda-based excess casualty operation.

Given the preponderance of insurance workers tend to be over the age of 40, odds are they would prefer laptops with larger screens.

Feeling pressure to reduce costs, IT managers eye savings in document management.

Insurers react to President’s call for new mandates and taxes on their industry.

Insurance tech marketers would be well served by remembering that less is more when pitching their products.

After a nine-month search, Aviva taps Christopher Littlefield, formerly the unit's COO.

Plan calls for mandate for individuals to purchase coverage but prohibits insurers from excluding patients due to pre-existing conditions.

Bill intended to reduce overlapping regulation of ceding insurers.

Given its high transaction volumes, BPM implementations are most likely to be seen in the property/casualty industry.

Goal is to review agencies’ role, effectiveness.

The goal of the health insurer’s marketing plan is to keep members engaged and informed.

A new report from Aon says new research raises questions regarding the validity of assumptions built into many existing earthquake models.

Data from the National Insurance Crime Bureau shows 13% more suspect claims than previous year.

The insurer has agreed to peddle part of its asset management business to Pacific Century Group.

The insurer will hire 50 people to operate a new disability management services office in Scottsdale, Ariz.

Cathy Weatherford, president and CEO of the Insured Retirement Institute (IRI), plans to forge new alliances to benefit the industry.

Aite Group LLC will launch a health insurance practice that will complement its banking and securities and investments services.