A new study from IBM suggests that data governance is critical, but actions based on data are unique.

Insurer qualified its overall growth objective of working with agents who can provide “superior levels of customer service.”

Company says suit that alleges it pilfered workers and trade secrets is without merit.

Priorities through 2012 include a focus on underwriting discipline, risk management and gearing up for Solvency II.

The Property Casualty Insurers Association of America and the Insurance Information Institute were among the organizations urging reform.

Dodd presses ahead without Shelby, but can he succeed?

USAA tops list of insurers garnering high marks for being perceived as doing what’s best for their customers, not just their bottom line.

Complaint alleges recently departed workers conspired to misappropriate Liberty’s trade secrets.

S&P cites acquisition of Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corp. in downgrade.

iPartners’ Insurance Scorecard offers performance management dashboards and scorecards, ad-hoc detailed analysis and production reporting.

Elementum will utilize CATRADER and ALERT to manage risks associated with its portfolio of cat bonds and other insurance-linked securities.

Experts say the best way to address systemic risk is by providing the regulatory community with direct access to a database that contains all firms’ networks of financial information.

IVANS study sees carriers embracing automation and efficiency efforts.

Talks have collapsed between Senators Dodd and Shelby over how best to improve consumer protection.

Critic contends that all this cloud terminology is sort of silly, and suggest that it may even be setting the industry back.

Lawmakers set to unveil bill that will strip some insurers of protections enjoyed under McCarran–Ferguson Act.

LexisNexis, in partnership with the Council of Insurance Agents & Brokers, will use FirstBest Systems to power automated intermediary distribution workflow.

Both federal and state governments are looking to crack down on unsafe practices.

A panel of four C-level insurance executives agree: the economic crisis has changed the competitive landscape. Just what they intend to do about it is another matter.

Despite being in talks to buy Alico from AIG, MetLife insists it doesn't need acquisitions to grow.