V3 Insurance Partners will use AgencyPortal to launch its V3 Internet Workers Compensation product.

MarketStance says following the recent recession, insurers have an opportunity to grow if they take a proactive approach through marketing, underwriting and economic forecasting.

American Medical Association says there is nearly one malpractice claim filed for every physician.

No one would argue that the stakes in subsea deepwater drilling are high: Currently, investors are managing up to $2.5 trillion in deepwater wells across the globe. Deepwater oil production capacity (2,000 feet or deeper) has tripled since 2000 to five million barrels a day and has the potential to double again by 2015, according to Cambridge Energy Research Associates. There are now 14,000 deepwater wells worldwide.

Employing business transaction management practices is a good starting place.

Law curtails regulator's powers, requires radical transparency.

Already renowned for its high levels of customer service, USAA continues to innovate in sales and distribution.

As federal insurance entity germinates, insurers ask for adequate funding in letter to Treasury Secretary.

Moody's expects U.S. P&C insurers will either raise prices or experience continued pressure on underwriting profitability as reserve releases taper off.

Former Marsh CEO heads buying firm.

Swiss Re will leverage CSC’s CyberLife, Customer Service Accelerator and Claims Management Accelerator software for e-delivery and self-service capabilities.

A new report questions when insurer will be able to pay back Treasury for assistance.

Predicted uptick in portfolio systems technology spend sees vendors gearing up for rebound.

The innovative app took social networking to new levels, but failed to make it relevant to the humans who tried it.

Insurer group hopes Mitchell's WorkCenter will reduce cycle time and increase customer satisfaction.

Aon, Genworth, Marsh, MetLife and XL Group all reported their Q2 financials.

Customer satisfaction with auto insurers declined considerably from 2009, says report, but much of that may be tied to flawed perception.

More than a decade since the repeal of the Glass-Steagall Act, the concept of a financial services supermarket staggers on.

U.S. CFOs believe tech spending and hiring will each increase 7% over the next 12 months, according to a Baruch College survey.

Insured losses for Deepwater Horizon disaster will be between $4 billion and $6 billion, Towers Watson estimates.