Practice management

Survey reveals that U.S. insurers have more confidence than their non-insurance counterparts when strengthening competitive position through mergers and acquisitions.

State Farm sends mobile units to meet with evacuees.

Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender-focused site designed to provide guidance to meet specific financial needs.

Munich Re expects to reduce nearly $500,000 in annual electricity costs with new solar power system; Harleysville already realizing energy cost reductions of 25% since 2008.

Premium sales of individual life combination products jumped 62% in 2010, reaching $1.2 billion.

Still sorting out how they can leverage it, almost one-third of French insurers are considering investment in social networks, a clear sign demonstrating that value can be generated from data gathering from and customer interactions through this medium.

When creating an “influence channel,” insurers and agents could really help each other: Insurers need social media fan recruitment, and agents need content.

Electronic fulfillment solution to manage forms processing electronically.

New survey indicates waning trust in insurers among Americans.

State Auto, Travelers and XL Group announce expected losses, ranging from $50 million to $1 billion.

“Retirement Talk” Nets John Hancock Two Awards

Teen Drivers Play the Blame Game

Insurer Expects $240-$290 Million in Cat Losses for April/May

Banks' Life Insurance Sales Plunge in First Quarter

Genworth Sells Medicare Supplement Business to Aetna for $290 Million

Workforce Analytics Drives Business Outcomes

Efforts Underway to Curb Hail-Related Damage

Encharter Unveils Unique Direct-to-Consumer Pitch

Aflac survey finds that more than half of respondents not prepared to pay for out-of-pocket expenses not covered by major medical insurance.

Study commissioned by MassMutual, others, reveals that sponsors "find comfort" in their advisers and services.