NAIC Commends States on Surplus Lines Initiative

With a focus on growth rather than simple cost-cutting, insurance CIOs are trying to deeply change the mix of capabilities, knowledge and assets within their organizations.

Study estimates insurers will manage 50 times more data and 75 times more files in next decade.

Industry applauds as Roy Woodall is nominated to serve as voting member on board formulating rules regarding systemic risk.

The Netezza release is specifically meant to tackle growing data sets from regulatory and compliance requirements in industries such as banking, insurance, health care and communications.

At International Insurance Society seminar, insurers, regulators and academics consider how best to balance the rules under which the industry operates.

The call for a national standard for when and how banks, insurers and financial services companies must notify customers of a data breach beefs up penalties for cyber crimes by synchronizing them with other laws, such as the Racketeering Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act.

The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act is creating an immediate jobs crisis in our communities, notes Michigan Congressman.

Respondents fear new GAAP statutory principle-based framework will increase volatility of financial results.

The company says the unique transaction-based financial model provides participating plans with a more direct and cost-effective route to consumers than individual brokers.

New study urges regulators to consider carriers’ financial health as dissimilar to banks when it comes to global system risk regulation.

Insurers to be assisted with regulatory filings on securities-lending programs.

NHTSA Chief: Do Away with Distracting Tech

Rule to Tighten EDI Standards in Final Stages

ING Expanding Fiduciary Service Offering

Organizations need to defend their data assets against internal threats, not only disaffected workers but also trusted administrators who hold the keys.

Paper notes exchanges as “active purchasers;” offers support to states.

As FEMA’s Direct Servicing Agent, the property/casualty software and services provider will expand services to insurance agents, policyholders, lenders and other stakeholders.

Health insurance exchanges under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act may pose a threat to COBRA.

As rule makers finalize the Dodd-Frank Act behind closed doors, insurers fear they will suffer collateral damage.