Fitch and Moody’s react to AIG’s fourth quarter results, and A.M. Best affirms Tokio Marine Pacific Insurance’s ratings.

A Lloyd's of London syndicate follows CUNA Mutual in trying to escape liability in a massive mortgage fraud case.

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Implementing real-time connectivity solutions could be the deciding factor when it comes to an independent agent's carrier of choice.

Preparatory work to achieve a business/IT consensus can pay dividends when carriers embark on standards initiatives.

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An incremental approach highlighting small victories and meaningful metrics is key to facilitating acceptance.

Insurance consultant Mark Gorman says for carriers, quality data should mean more than getting the numbers right on a report.

Ohio National signs contract to support two CSC software programs, and Sunshine State extends BPO agreement.

Surveyed advisers expect annuities and life insurance to help them achieve portfolio growth in 2010.

AIG intends to use cash portions of the sale to repay Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

Association says proposals to allow insurers to operate across state lines would harm consumers.

While the embattled insurer is in the red for the first time in two quarters, it's a far cry from the $61.7 billion loss posted this time last year.

MetLife tops the organization's list in the overall annuity sales category.

The federal government seems keen on developing commercial space flight technologies, but how do we insure those who go where very few men have gone before?

Health insurers say legislation is misguided and does not address underlying problems.

New research finds that consumers are only doing marginally better than after the crisis, and that men and women have vastly different strategies on how to recover and plan for their future.

Legislation would create powerful new regulator.

Senate Majority Leader Reid reported to be pushing benefits extension.