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Senators expected to vote soon on measure that could restore funding for lapsed program.

Anomalously warm tropical sea surface temperatures in the Atlantic portend an active hurricane season according to forecasters at Colorado State University.

Brendan Voss will help establish new policies and procedures for the settlement of claims.

Messaging and e-mail are the best starting points for insurers, experts say.

S&P affirms AIG and CIGNA, while A.M. Best downgrades First Beacon Insurance Co. and affirms Securian Financial Group subsidiaries.

State-by-state variances factor large in latest analysis of P&C insurer performance.

A federal court says the FCC has no authority to regulate broadband Internet providers, but a free-market will still create opportunities.

Insurers should mandate risk management exercises be a part of every IT project.

House Financial Services Committee is tentatively considering addressing flood insurance later this month.

The most talked-about provisions of both the House and Senate bills would give regulators powers they already have and, so far, have largely ignored.

Association says flexible approach suggested by European regulators augurs well for U.S. insurers.

Gartner lists technologies that will challenge business processes, support new business models and drive revenue growth.

Two senators warn of impending disaster, but some seem to think the threat is overblown.

Imperva’s PartnerSphere received 5-Star recognition in Everything Channel’s 2010 Partner Program Guide.

Zurich’s free Web-based program is designed to help companies recognize emerging business risks, and provide recommendations for strategic solutions.

The company will host a worldwide discussion with participants from across the globe joining in on Blackberrys and iPhones.

IASB chief says 2011 completion goal is within reach.

But will the stimulus be enough to boost adoption of costly electronic and personal health records?

The 401k market has been exposed, and insurers that can't compete in this new transparent world will exit the business.

A study by OCI finds that while employers think layoffs will save them money down the line, instead, the number of high-risk and workers’ comp claims often tends to rise.