Canada’s third-largest auto insurer enters five-year agreement for UBI and insurance telematics technology and services.

Former chief actuary, Donna Nadeau, brings in-depth expertise in data analytics to the COO position.

Q3 net income climbed 0.6 percent to $706 million, or $1.56 a share, from $702 million, or $1.50, a year earlier.

Q3 earnings per share, excluding one-time items, were $2.36, WellPoint said, beating analyst estimates.

U.S.' second largest life insurer 'well equipped' to take on longevity risk

Auto insurers have managed to eke out modest gains in customer satisfaction, but are still failing to leverage technology in ways that meet the high expectations of Millennial drivers.

Partnership will help companies adopt and manage Google’s lineup of Internet-based software.

The top trends for 2015 cover three themes: the merging of the real and virtual worlds, the advent of intelligence everywhere, and the technology impact of the digital business shift.

The measure is calculated by dividing total qualifying capital resources by required capital at group level, defined by applying 15 factors to different types of activities such as life insurance or banking activities.

Aetna Marketplace for Sam’s Club provides cost control and budget predictability

Legacy systems are constraining insurers across the globe, but transformation—which varies in the different regions—is underway, according to a new report.

Stream Claims can help Regional Insurance to reduce manual and paper-based processing.

The WebXL reporting tools can help the insurer isolate the claim experience and identify weather trends and severity.

More than 25 percent of luxury cars taken from 2010 through 2013 were never returned to their Floridian owners, the National Insurance Crime Bureau said.

The tools and technologies to build the next workplace are available, but not common yet in corporate settings.

Three women insurance execs cite personal experiences and lessons learned.

Insurer expands use of social business platform to multiple European countries.

Overall, insurance agencies are optimistic about their future, except for the smallest agencies, which are at greater risk.

Handled poorly, questions around data ownership, data quality and data security can sidetrack big data conversations and alienate business stakeholders.

Global costs from natural catastrophes were $125 billion in 2013, including $31 billion in insured losses, a number that is expected to increase.