2014 Vanguards in Insurance Practices Awards winners determined by surveying insurance company executives.

Legacy systems, while reliable, increasingly hold insurers back, a new study finds

Mutual of Enumclaw is using ProcessOne to improve customer payment processes and streamline reconciliation.

Federal health insurance exchange's performance should reflect major improvements over last year

Private health insurance exchange enables employers to offer personalized health benefits at big savings

So-called Risk-O-lator app allows teens to test their knowledge about risky driving behavior.

Health care premiums expected to rise an average 4.2% next year on the nation’s largest state-run public exchange.

NICB report shows that newer model vehicles are stolen less and are more likely to be recovered.

When CareerBuilder asked about the most unusual lie they've ever caught on a resume, employers recalled these doozies.

Insurers would be wise to learn these lessons before formulating a strategy to convert policies to a new policy administration system.

By 2016, the availability of capacity and performance management skills for horizontally scaled architectures will be a major constraint or risk to growth for 80 percent of major businesses, Gartner says.

It may be possible to provision key services with the click of a mouse, but benefits go well beyond that.

Starr alleges in its shareholder suit that the U.S. didn’t have the authority to demand 80 percent of AIG’s equity in consideration for a loan and didn’t pay a fair price for the stock it took.

Demand for coverage has accelerated after some of the largest companies in the U.S. revealed that they’d fallen victim to cyber hackers.

A new report, released in September by Celent, examines the constantly changing insurance market and recommends key strategies and investments Asian life insurance companies should focus on to be successful.

Why many companies don’t do a good job of measuring the thing that clients value the most.

Starr International claims the government illegally took equity in the insurer, and that the 14 percent on an $85 billion rescue loan was an “extortion rate.” Starr is seeking at least $25 billion in damages.

The partnership implements Towers Watson's DriveAbility 2.0 score, an analytical scoring model of UBI data offered from IMS' DriveSync connected car platform.

Geithner is scheduled for a third day of testimony and will be followed by another architect of the bailout, Ben Bernanke, the former chairman of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors.

Towers Watson and the National Business Group on Health found that 76 percent of employers surveyed are exploring the use of mobile health applications, fitness wearables and social media to encourage greater physical activity among their employees.