Accenture survey finds that 70% of organizations are utilizing data for two or fewer areas of the business.

In a joint letter, 44 Senate Republicans said they would not support any candidate unless Congress enacted legislation that would replace the agency's director with a commission.

Insurers may be interested in learning how advisers and asset managers are utilizing social media to their advantage.

The 4% drop in April was largely due to discounts given to larger customers, reports MarketScout.

Historic tornado outbreak in the South contributed in excess of $1.3B insured losses, including $1B in Alabama alone.

The emerging social aspect to MDM makes insurers’ strategies around collecting and retaining data gleaned from social media engagements all the more important.

Aetna, WellPoint and United Health's CFOs sound off on why M&A activity is now heating up.

Commercial property/casualty pricing exhibiting glimmers of hope according to the Council of Insurance Agents and Brokers.

Aon, CIGNA, The Hartford, Lincoln Financial, Prudential, Selective and others all released first-quarter figures.

Customer experience framework promotes greater use of data and success with initiatives, Forrester reports.

The changes are intended to help assess the natural catastrophe risk to industrial facilities and wind and solar energy installations.

Democrats argue the bills have less to do with improving the new agency, and more to do with Republican opposition to Elizabeth Warren.

Banks still managed to generate record levels of fee income despite difficulties in the property/casualty and health markets.

Panel orders payout to Lonsdale LLC for a dispute over life settlement defaults.

For the second consecutive year, research finds that Massachusetts offers the most affordable rates, while Louisiana’s rates are the least affordable.

Bill seeking to hamper implementation of the Affordable Care Act advances to Senate.

Experts debate big data’s impact on financial services and the U.S. economy.

Keeping abreast of the pace of change in the Chinese market could prove challenging for foreign insurers seeking growth.

Sales in 2010 rose 10.3% from the year prior, according to IRI data.

Executives in the C-suite are counting on risk managers to take a more active role in integrating enterprise-wide risk management with their broader strategic goals for the organization, according to a survey results released by Marsh and the Risk Information Management Society (RIMS).