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Though A.M. Best reports that the U.S. captive insurers' net income declined approximately 66% in 2008, the outlook for the captive industry is stable.
August 3 -
Robert Benmosche takes on the task of finding a way to turn around a company that lost almost $100 billion last year, and needs to repay the loan portion of a rescue package that swelled to $182.5 billion.
August 3 -
The new OS promises lots of new features that address the concerns of actual users, but a languid economy and the continued popularity of XP may delay widespread implementation.
August 3 -
NAPSLO member companies and their employees will gain access to the PLUS Curriculum, and PLUS will gain the benefit of NAPSLOs surplus lines expertise.
August 3 -
Legislation seeks to excise consolidated returns penalty from the tax code.
August 3 -
AHIP responds to brickbats leveled at health insurance companies.
August 3 -
The center is intended to support growing interest in enterprise content management via Software-as-a-Service.
August 3 -
The comprehensive, Web-based application can be integrated to existing legacy policy systems.
August 3 -
Aon chosen for its innovation, and real-world approach.
August 3 -
Through PEO partnership, AlphaStaff client rates are lower than industry norm.
August 3 -
Multi-line carrier agrees to become an affiliate of Main Street America.
August 3 -
In his new role, Bob Lindemann will be responsible for achieving profitable growth in CNA's $3.5 billion commercial property/casualty business.
August 3 -
Insurers need to add security as a dimension in each of the layers that comprise enterprise architecture.
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Insurers are finding new parts of the enterprise suitable for business analytics.
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Social networking has infiltrated consumers' lives, and insurers are using it to alter brand images.
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Successful modernization projects leverage visualization to give stakeholders a way to interact with the proposed end state.
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While ranking their vended software products, 59% of insurers would definitely buy them again, 41% range from muted enthusiasm to outright regret. What could they have done differently?
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As merits of the technology improve, life insurers are implementing e-signatures to achieve a competitive advantage.
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