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In a low-growth economy, technology consolidation enables insurers to increase the production of existing agents, expand into new channels and monitor performance of all sales activities.

Insurers Ready for Irene

The Cadillac Escalade tops Highway Loss Data Institute's list again; pickup trucks dominate the rest of the top 10, but not as much as in the past.

As it leaves the Bahamas behind, the storm is forecast to make direct landfall on the Outer Banks of North Carolina late Saturday.

Industry fortunate as insured losses from quake estimated at less than $100 million; but catastrophe-related losses in the first half of 2011 already stand at $27 billion.

Vertafore continues acquisition spree with purchase of compliance BPO provider.

The PMI Group has halted the writing of all new insurance policies.

Insurers addressing fraud, compliance and SaaS integration, notes solution provider.

The storm season gathers steam as Hurricane Irene passes over Puerto Rico.

Association says ruling will ensure that property/casualty insurers are not subject to inflated medical settlement costs.

Ghoulish? Sure, but how can the industry fight the real cause of insurance fraud?

Claims, renewals head annual list of market conduct complaints filed with state insurance departments.

P&C Insurer to provide Web-based portal to policyholders to assist them in combating fraud.

Top 6 State-Run Insurance Websites Revealed

Computer modeling has successfully predicted the geographical spread of West Nile virus; can other diseases be far behind?

Association warns against rules that may place smaller insurers at competitive disadvantage.

Using technology to stay ahead of the seemingly impossible compliance curve, and saving a few bucks in the process.

13 States Get Federal Insurance Exchange Grants

A new report examines how terrorism risk has changed in the decade since the 9/11 attacks.

Metro-areas in Colorado, Florida, Texas and Arkansas named top tornado-prone locations in RiskMeter’s recent report.