Legislation is intended to shore up the finances of the state’s storm insurance program.

Reports and consultants say companies are spending money on cloud computing without knowing the real deal. This could pose many problems for insurers.

Organizations, insurers included, that increase business process management investments are poised for growth, researcher says.

Summit Re will serve member health plans of The Association of Community Affiliated Plans (ACAP).

Buying or outsourcing system capabilities makes sense in an ailing economy, but what happens when things get better?

Critics say TIAA-CREF's conservative approach has benefited the company in the current market, but think sales will slow when the crisis abates.

Know of an insurer, agency or brokerage that led or contributed to an innovative business application, innovation or project? Nominate them for the 3rd annual award program.

AIG elected of Harvey Golub as non-executive chairman of the board, and announced the company’s first quarterly profit since 2007.

Fidelity Investments and Vanguard Group have both rolled out products designed to manage retirement savings and parcel them out in monthly increments.

Former AIG chief agrees to $15 million fine to settle charges over accounting issues.

A new survey confirms that bells and whistles alone are often not the key to getting the sale done.

Insurers no longer need to meet two-year cutoff when transitioning asset-based products.

A revenue cycle management and EHR software provider reports growth, which could mean insurers and providers are working together to ensure accurate and speedy billing and payments.

The AskBlue site is designed for individuals who are uninsured, unemployed, have lost employer-based coverage or are not eligible for group benefits.

Insurer says sales of common stock under plan now total $900 million.

For insurers, eliminating complexity requires a front-to-back approach that identifies and addresses its root causes, and all of its network effects.

Rather than cutting costs to deal with the economy, insurers should focus on distribution channels, customer service and eliminating non-value added work.

A new report claims inefficiencies in the IT and billing practices of insurers are ballooning health care costs.

Insurers should shift the focus of their ads from feel-good messages to what really matters to their customers.

Blaming medical costs that rose faster than expected, Aetna Inc. on Monday cut its 2009 profit outlook for the second time since June, and said its second-quarter profit dropped 28%.