Chubb will work with the collaboration and innovation management tool company for two more years.

While regulators may have agreed to delay plans to treat equity-indexed annuities like securities, many bank-affiliated brokerages already have beaten them to the punch.

AIA foresees crucial 2010 for the insurance industry on Capitol Hill.

Democrats fend off filibuster attempt to move bill to floor.

Agency says detection and warning capabilities have grown since 2004.

Claims and rates are falling as financial crisis recedes, a new report finds.

Judge finds in favor of beleaguered insurer in case filed over annuity sales.

Legislation seeks to divide deposit and investment banks and prohibits commercial banks from engaging in all insurance activities.

Resolution extending unemployment insurance program contained in defense bill.

Liberty Mutual Updated its RISKTRAC to provide buyers and intermediaries with a single system for more effectively managing property/casualty insurance, disability and leave programs.

Report finds that medical malpractice costs decreased slightly in 2008.

Workers’ compensation insurers and actuaries will experience positive and negative impacts with or without health care reform, according to speakers at the Casualty Actuarial Society annual meeting.

S&P withdraws its “A-“ counterparty credit rating on CNA Insurance Co. Ltd., and A.M. Best affirms the FSR of “A” and ICR of “a+” of Swiss Reinsurance Co. Ltd. and its subsidiaries.

A panel of insurance technology experts share tips and tricks for putting innovation into play.

Moody's says insurers denied 20% to 25% of claims in the second and third quarters, up from a previously historic rate of 7%.

Despite Latinos being the fastest-growing market segment, retirement providers haven't yet devised a plan to woo the group off the fence when it comes to 401(k) enrollment.

AIG CEO Benmosche tells the Wall Street Journal that the company is too big today, and it needs to become smaller and more transparent.

Investment bank specializing in financial services sector tells investors P&C market is expected to be flat in the coming year.

Sandeep Malik will be based in Hong Kong, and report to Bernard S.Y. Fung, chairman and CEO of Aon Asia Pacific.

Focus is on the future of system performance, says solution provider.