Q2 research shows that banks' sales of fixed annuities were down 52% from 2009.

AIG expects to use proceeds from ALICO's sale to MetLife and AIA's IPO to repay FRBNY, and pay down other government interests.

Insurers using more specialty engines amid cloud buzz, survey says.

In an era of shifting demographics, economic unease and regulatory transformation, life insurers confront new risks

Enhanced Disability Claims System

Insurers need to account for rapidly advancing technologies to optimize their catastrophe risk models.

New Litigation Support Website

Survey reveals that poor customer service makes consumers more apt to commit fraud.

Drill-down capabilities enable analysts to dig deeper into different dimensions of the data for key insights.

Fireman's Fund to use alfabet's planningIT

The Open Data Center Alliance will work toward developing more open and interoperable cloud and data center solutions.

Insurer develops new curriculum intended to help its agents address the needs of families with children with disabilities.

By replacing the complete software system, employees of Unigarant are able to work faster and more efficiently.

As an innovation inabler, IT needs to be able to turn things around faster than ever, and at the same time, let the business guide the process.

Steve Betts, who is currently the chief information officer for Aon Benfield, has been named global CIO for Aon, reporting to Christa Davies, Aon’s EVP and CFO. He will continue in his current role at Aon Benfield until a replacement is named.

Company board meets to discuss continuity issues in wake of Benmosche cancer diagnosis.

Allstate, Aflac, Arthur J. Gallagher & Co., Chubb and Travelers get a jump on reporting their third-quarter results.

Carriers and agents/brokers attending the 2010 MarketScout E-Symposium participated in a FirstBest survey about improving the relationship.

The insurer enables five different business lines to tap into common data services supported by a data warehouse.

Insurer named one of most energy efficient technology users by Computerworld.