New NAIC president says one of his 2017 goals is to spend more time familiarizing himself and his regulators with the new technologies permeating the industry.

The loss of competition that would result if Anthem takes over Cigna is the centerpiece of the government’s lawsuit seeking to block the $48 billion merger.

During his campaign, Trump criticized U.S. corporations for moving jobs to other countries, and since his election, has threatened "consequences" for companies that send work offshore.

The Oklahoma insurer also reaps the benefits of Vue Analytics and producer self-service portal, as part of the agreement.

Coalition Against Insurance Fraud study finds 21% increase in P&C insurers deploying social media analysis technology.

The Justice Department’s lawsuit opposing the Anthem-Cigna merger is one of two health-care antitrust cases going to trial in the waning days of the Obama administration.

What the candidates said about insurance over the course of the campaign.

Organizations, on average, face more than a hundred focused and targeted breach attempts every year, study finds.

UK's Admiral Group quickly scuttles plan to supplement quoting with information from Facebook after privacy concerns raised.

The company has selected investment management software from Eagle Investment Systems.

Authorities' hands-off approach likely won't stay for good, however, as regulators may seek to implement a pre-market approval system.

The new regulations will apply only to banks and other financial services companies licensed by the state of New York.

Technology giants are jumping at the chance to help build the storage for exchanges via their cloud services.

NAIC president and Missouri insurance commissioner John Huff announced the first phase in a national system for life insurance policy location leveraging NAIC data.

NewKirk Products issues ID cards for the insurers.

The life insurer aims to make its employees and licensed agents more agile when protecting customer data

At least 25 reports were allegedly altered, according to the complaint.

The software gives the insurer a way to meet Solvency II regulatory reporting requirements.

The policy directive covers any cyber incident, establishes lead federal agencies to coordinate responses, and requires the departments of Justice and Homeland Security to maintain updated contact information for public use to report incidents.