Most current data strategies weed out all data that doesn't point to a single end, but that may be selling the potential of your company's data way short.

Celent report finds the tools increasingly capable and sophisticated, provides tips for insurers considering the many options.

Amica receives the highest score in J.D. Power and Associates’ claims satisfaction ranking of 19 insurers.

Celina to use Talon predictive analytics suite as part of agreement.

Edinburgh office intended to enhance client services globally.

New report lists the top 5 fixed annuity companies from a record-breaking 2012.

Workers’ compensation and medical malpractice among lines most likely affected; impact likely to differ by state.

Income annuity sales set new quarterly record, increase for fourth-consecutive quarter; fixed annuity sales drop 11 percent compared to 2011.

The Federal Housing Finance Agency has proposed banning force-placed insurance commissions in a blow to banks and other mortgage servicers.

OneShield's Dragon chosen by the medical malpractice/workers' compensation insurer for policy, rating, billing and business intelligence.

Early spending budgets from this year suggests that insurers are acting on the gorwing importance of data in the industry.

Predictive analytics is no longer just for actuaries. New tools for data-driven decision-making are reducing costs, increasing profitability and pushing into claims, sales, marketing and beyond.

From tracking this year's flu epidemic via social media, to Google's Instant searches, Amazon's recommendations and predictive keyboards on smartphones, businesses everywhere are embracing predictive analytics.

An insurer thriving in a modern, digital infosphere likely is structured differently than one that evolved from the analog age.

Provider of nonstandard auto coverage looks to data and analytics to drive growth.

In 2012, banks sold $1.6 billion in life insurance premium, the second highest annual production level in the history of the bank channel. The bank’s record year was 2010, when it sold $1.8 billion in life insurance.

Sales and hiring expectations are restrained, however, due to public policy concerns.

Policy administration, claims and billing to be centralized for all of Haverford's group of companies.

Claims Manager brought in to serve as cloud-hosted core claims processing system for PCM.

Coverage designed for U.S.-based multinational companies with complex exposures.