Security risk

With a decision expected by the end of June, 2012, the case is seen as pivotal to Obama’s presidential aspirations, as well as insurers.

New data from Keefe, Bruyette & Woods shows catastrophe losses impacting insurers’ bottom lines.

After America’s Health Insurance Plans issued a statement requesting the implementation date of the Affordable Care Act’s Summary of Benefits and Coverage be pushed back, health care consumers, practitioners and consumer advocates urge action.

Vendor hopes Xiance Desktop will enable insurers to better predict a property's vulnerability to natural disasters.

The investment income woes of property/casualty insurers did not begin with the 2008 financial crisis, new analysis from Fitch Ratings reveals.

Report says worldwide IT spending pertaining to risk functions will increase to more than $74 billion by 2015.

If Novarica’s Chad Hersh had a crystal ball, he would have told insurance technology attendees at a technology user conference in Austin this morning that the future is already here.

A new survey says drivers want more connectivity behind the wheel and that they think automated driving is not far off, but is that what we really want?

New report foresees the financial services industry’s risk technology spending hitting $23 billion by 2013.

Formerly known as WeatherBill, Climate Corp. releases next-generation weather monitoring and location-specific yield assessment.

AIA expresses concern that proposed solvency test may be unduly burdensome.

Federal Insurance Office announces the appointment of 15 to serve on Federal Advisory Committee on Insurance.

Insurers are finding that multiple views may be best when modeling for natural disasters.

As the European Union codifies more stringent capital requirements, Fitch expects the United States to be granted regulatory equivalence.

The FIO Director's testimony hints at the sustained power of state insurance regulators and the influence of the FIO report due in January.

As cell phone use persists behind the wheel, countervailing technologies can help carriers confront the issue of distracted driving.

The insurer expects increased ROI as a result of enhancing its system with new rules management technology.

MMIC Group, Inc., a Midwestern medical liability insurance company, introduced Cyber Solutions today, which is designed to provide comprehensive coverage for data breaches, invasions of privacy and other risks to the information technology systems of physicians and hospitals.

New relationship promises integrated risk management solutions for professional liability policyholders.

New York Health Insurers Capitulate on Call for Transparency