Technology
Technology
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For the previous two reauthorizations, Congress waited until the last minute to approve. After yesterdays hearing, it looks like 2013 will bring more of the same.
September 20 -
With the acquisition of the geographic risk technology company, LexisNexis picks up software to complement its data, analytics and linking capabilities.
September 20 -
When you look towards the future and preparing for what may come, it is clear you need to examine the next generation technologies and the people who will lead the industry. IT-oLogy Trends 2013 took on both issues and gave us all a glimpse into tomorrow.
September 19 -
While policy admin projects remain a top priority, twice as many large P&C carriers are investing in big data technology as last year.
September 19 -
Executives responding to a recent Accenture survey report shortages of talent in a number of areas, including risk business and data analytics, risk technologists and regulatory change program management.
September 19 -
New York is the first state to propose a comprehensive ban on force-placed insurance payments to banks.
September 19 -
New survey reveals optimism that the exchange format will create an environment with the best options, regardless of which carriers are present.
September 19 -
P&C carrier implements policy admin software across several more lines in an attempt to improve risk selection and enable real-time pricing.
September 19 -
In an assessment of how distribution trends reflect an increase in online sales, A.M. Best highlights continuing market consolidation.
September 18 -
Senate Banking Committee will examine the effects of the Biggert-Waters Flood Insurance Act of 2012, which eliminated grandfather clauses that prevented premiums from rising for some properties.
September 18 -
Swiss Res global ranking highlights the threat of earthquakes and flooding to growing population centers in Asia, home to eight of the 10 most at-risk cities.
September 18 -
The two most exposed cities are earthquake-prone urban centers along the West Coast, according to a new report from Swiss Re. The study takes into account population and exposure to five natural catastrophes, including storm surges, earthquakes and more.
September 18 -
Companys research finds 85 percent of insurers would decline terrorism coverage without government backing.
September 18 -
In comments submitted to the Presidents Working Group, the American Insurance Association says terrorism is an uninsurable risk and requires partnership with the government.
September 17 -
Farmers filed claims on 8.213 million acres of grains, oilseeds, cotton and sugar as of September 1, according to estimates from the U.S. Department of Agricultures Farm Service Agency.
September 17 -
Strategy Meets Action recognizes Amica Mutual Insurance, Great American, two other insurers and one IT solution provider for successfully implementing next generation technologies or reflecting the spirit of innovation.
September 17 -
Australian P&C insurer deploys for 1,300 PolicyCenter users in "big bang" roll out.
September 17 -
Life insurer looks to offer a more efficient life insurance application and delivery experience.
September 16 -
The flooding has caused 15 Colorado counties to declare a state of emergency, including Boulder, which President Obama has opened up to federal assistance.
September 16 -
The multi-line insurer looks to the iWorks Prophet Managed Hosted Service platform to improve efficiency and compliance of actuarial modeling operations.
September 16

