Policy adminstration

New York State Insurance Department fines insurer $700,000.

Observers wonder if Janet Yellen, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, could be the first woman Fed chair.

A new report says insurers can take concrete steps now before new regulations take effect.

Phil Kiekhaefer's responsibilities, among others, include developing usability programs for insured and agent Web portal development.

Insurance IT buyers believe in the shared vision built with vendor sales reps, but is that trust misplaced?

The creation of a National Institute of Finance would empower regulators with the tools needed to effectively enforce regulation.

Speaking at town hall meeting in New Hampshire, President enumerates reforms aimed at insurance companies.

Looking to refill its coffers, the insurer agrees to sell its Hong Kong consumer finance and India IT units.

Convictions are still being made in a fraud scheme that cost insurance companies more than $20 million.

The key to a successful transition from SOA to cloud is to stay focused on enterprise architecture in order to manage both environments.

XL Capital, Unitrin and Colonial Life were given negative outlooks while Americas Insurance and Cincinnati Financial received a stable ratings.

The FASB's new plan, due Thursday, is considering a proposal to vastly widen the use of mark-to-market accounting so that it becomes the default method for valuing financial institutions.

UMB Scout Insurance Services last week signed a definitive agreement to buy the assets of Chapman-Sander.

Insurers can learn from best practices in the retail industry, where companies know the value of looking after the customer.

Designed for small business and departmental use, DocuLex Archive Studio's Office Capture 4 Upgrade now includes enhanced OCR and barcode reading capabilities.

Offering uses Agile principles in its solution set.

The password-protected eligibility tool is accessible through Zurich Integrated Products unit’s Web site.

Using an upgraded architectural framework, the solution is designed to help carriers consolidate systems and achieve flexibility.

AHIP chief says ultimate fate of reform efforts will be decided in August.

Legislation is intended to shore up the finances of the state’s storm insurance program.