The previous three months showed a composite decline of -4%, according to MarketScout research.

The Integro company has purchased a risk advisor and reinsurance intermediary focused on health care.

The average immediate annuity premium is $107,000, LIMRA says.

Rep. Spencer Bachus, who has served as the ranking Republican member for years, had widely been expected to be tapped due to his seniority, popularity and fund raising tenacity.

Application to handle all claims submitted to ACE Private Risk Services under its personal and specialty lines.

United Home will implement Atlas and AgenTree product suites for a real-time, online administration system.

At CAS annual meeting, speakers weigh the reality of federal insurance oversight.

A.M. Best affirms Old Republic subsidiaries; Moody’s and S&P assign ratings to CIGNA's issuance 10-year maturity debt; Fitch affirms AEGIS.

Swiss Re foresees growth for insurance industry but warns low interest rates, regulatory overreach may hurt investment income.

Study reveals growth and sustainability amidst challenges in the independent agency system; increase in women and minority-led agencies.

Some of INN’s Women in Insurance Leadership award winners share the characteristics that they believe make a successful leader.

How the news will affect American operations is unclear, but Zurich CEO denies mass layoffs as part of the cost-cutting move.

Insurers may want to take notice as the bank's free app has more than 250,000 downloads since last month.

IT lives dangerously by not addressing the negative way in which it is viewed by the rest of the enterprise.

Social media, analytics and mobile market proliferation likely on companies' minds next year.

A former insurance industry association IT manager and an IT consultant are charged with bilking the association out of more than $ 1 million dollars in 6-year-long scheme.

Goal should be to protect taxpayers, say industry stakeholders.

AIG is reportedly considering the possibility after last week's success.

Advances in technology, consumer acceptance are enabling insurers to offer more pay-as-you-go offerings.

Insurers across both property and casualty and life/health are evaluating 2011 mobile technology plans, and many are following a model used by banks, airlines, hotels and other service providers that are focused on improving transaction and service levels, reports Novarica in two new reports on the subject.