Aite Group research recommends smaller insurers leverage new technologies to eliminate disadvantages of scale; describes opportunities to cut losses and 10 startups offering applications to address those opportunities.

A guide to the various options insurers have when attempting to tackle lacking data quality, inconsistent formats and fragmented sources.

New data from the National Insurance Crime Bureau ranks the 15 places in the United States with the most vehicle thefts.

P&C impairments see significant drop from the 34 reported for 2011; however, auto writers and risk retention groups continued to struggle, according to recent A.M. Best report.

State Farm, AAA and Allstate also included in the top 100 of Temkin's 2013 Trust Ratings.

Florida Commission certifies AIR’s latest models for residential and commercial residential properties in the state.

New York Senator calls for FEMA to penalize insurers leaving the region.

A three-year move of 97 percent of a major insurer's applications and data is saving the company millions in the long-term.

Net gains reflect premium growth, increases in reserve releases and a decline in weather-related catastrophe losses, according to ISO data.

Workers' compensation has been the worst-performing segment among major commercial lines for some time, the rating agency says, but is set to improve over the remainder of the year.

Customers are much more likely to stay with an insurer through a price change if they are notified of it and given an explanation in advance, according to a new study from J.D. Power and Associates.

Insurer seeks more configurability, direct access with new payroll and talent management software.

Sixty percent of large U.S. insurers currently offer discounts through telematics programs.

The fallout surrounding the U.S. criminal probe of his company dampens Ebix Chairman and CEO Robin Raina's recent hot streak.

Workers' comp carrier seeks to improve risk selection, pricing accuracy with predictive modeling component of InsureRight.

Most if not all of us were raised believing you say what you mean and you mean what you say. But somehow, this seems lost when it comes to technology implementations today. In survey after survey, and article after article we read that what companies want are Cloud, Mobile, SaaS, and BPaaS solutions. Legacy systems are problems. Technology leaders want to modernize and become agile. Well that’s what they say anyway.

Insured losses from the last two months for the insurer reach nearly $550 million.

Annual survey from Guy Carpenter finds use of direct reinsurers and intermediaries increased; top challenge for insurers is maintaining rate levels.

Ratings, underwriting, policy administration, claims and billing platforms included in purchase of InsuranceSuite.

INN also announces the launch of its Women in Insurance Leadership microsite and a new monthly program highlighting female leaders in the insurance industry.