Technology
Technology
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Since 2006, INN's Women in Insurance Leadership program has honored the extraordinary accomplishments of more than 60 professionals whose leadership and performance have redefined the insurance business and its application of technology. Today, nine more names, as well as the programs first-ever repeat winner, are added to the distinguished list.
September 16 -
The group of insurers may have to increase assets held to back payouts by $4 billion.
September 13 -
Speaking at this week's CIO Summit in Atlanta, Richard Wiedenbeck, VP of IT for Ameritas Life Insurance, argues that IT departments need to evolve beyond being order-takers.
September 13 -
Europe and Bermuda still account for a large portion of P&C business among U.S. reinsurers, who are becoming increasingly open to new sources, such as Brazil and Singapore, according to data from SNL Financial.
September 13 -
New claim functionality designed to provide a fraud score and help insurers reduce fraud costs.
September 13 -
Who's the Boss? Your customers. If you dont take care of your customers, someone else will. Beneath all of these initiatives are strong core systems that provide the agility, flexibility, and capabilities to create a beneficial customer experience.
September 12 -
The ease with which social media is ignored could be its greatest strength, according to Novarica's Matt Josefowicz.
September 12 -
MetLife retains its top spot among top-tier life insurers increasing its direct written premiums by 0.25 percent through the first half of 2013, according to SNL Financial.
September 12 -
Critics argue that because homeowners must file claim forms, only a small fraction of the $291 million settlement will be paid.
September 12 -
The Lead Director - Senior Information Officer shares her thoughts on being a woman in insurance, challenges leaders face and what shes doing to continue to grow and develop as a leader.
September 11 -
InsuranceSuite chosen by the P&C insurer for rating, underwriting, policy admin, billing and claims management purposes.
September 11 -
The last five years find the P&C sector performing below industry averages, according to a new report from Fitch.
September 11 -
The U.S. House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved the bipartisan insurance agent licensing reform bill, also known as the National Association of Registered Agents and Brokers Reform Act of 2013 (NARAB II), by a 397-6 vote.
September 11 -
The federal case, thus far, involves 41 North Carolina tobacco farmers, as well as insurance agents and claims adjusters.
September 11 -
Modeling firm looks to a more comprehensive use of exposure data and analytics in an attempt to improve workflows.
September 10 -
Ovum says budgets will increase 6.5 percent CAGR over the next four years as insurers shift to growth strategies from cost-cutting.
September 10 -
In a new FICO survey, 31 percent of insurers said fraud accounts for as much as 20 percent of claims costs.
September 10 -
Under the deal, Chase agreed not to take commissions or engage in certain reinsurance arrangements with Assurant for six years.
September 9 -
Operational efficiency and underwriting discipline are crucial for growth and therefore are dictating commercial lines carriers technology purchases, according to a report from Novarica.
September 9 -
In the past 18 months, an estimated $10 billion of new capital has entered the reinsurance market and changed the nature of the sector's capital structure, according to Capital Stewardship: Charting the Course to Profitable Growth, a mid-year market report from Guy Carpenter.
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