The National Association of Insurance Commissioners’ newly elected officers will assume their duties Jan. 1, 2011.

Women in Insurance Leadership Forum keynote speaker, Guy Carpenter's chief economist Joan Lamm-Tennant, explains how insurers can best respond to a changing economic landscape.

Driven by visions of future savings, some enterprises are flirting with the idea of thin clients, but users will not be so easily parted from their desktop PCs and laptops.

Former AIG chairman and CEO held liable for two allegedly fraudulent reinsurance transactions.

The recent extension does little to address the long-term viability of financially hobbled flood insurance program.

Insurers may want to ensure consumer adoption of their mobile wares doesn't fall short of expectations, as experts predict banks will struggle without proper promotion.

Employee dedication and PolicyWriter’s market leading capabilities are credited for Adaptik’s third appearance in the ranking.

Individuals can securely purchase policies online and immediately print policies and ID cards.

A working group is tasked with finalizing a model bulletin to help regulators tackle stranger-originated annuity transactions.

Towers Watson says that while insurers have made progress in their ERM efforts, the industry still faces challenges.

Rep. Ed Royce lists specific "fixes" he wants to make in the law if the GOP seizes a House majority next year.

The BI solution is designed to help drive business improvements across the enterprise.

Facebook is suing some spammers, but will it really do any good?

NAIC adopts model law to conform to health care reform, but insurers warn they may be hard-pressed to adopt new spending rules by January 1 deadline.

Given its value, it must be treated with the same sense of security and accountability as money.

Fitch Ratings reveals that the losses could be almost double what insurers previously expected.

Solution intended to foster payor/provider alignment, promote engagement with two-way communication through a provider portal and interactive dashboards.

RIMS survey says rate of premium loss decreased during the last quarter.

With the inexorable move toward the commoditization of IT, CIOs' duties may eventually float off into the cloud.

Against economic woes, insurance companies are facing some tough decisions when it comes to IT staffing and maintenance. In particular, flat premiums and reduced investment income are driving the industry into a competitive state not seen in 20 years, forcing IT organizations to deliver faster, deliver more and reduce or maintain costs, notes a new report issued by New York based research and advisory firm Novarica.