According to a new report from Celent, addressing legacy IT environments will become the cost of staying in business.

Auto and property insurer turns to InsuranceSuite to provide rating, underwriting, policy administration, billing and claims management.

Clients in two Midwestern states to use Priority’s quoting, rating and underwriting solution.

Survey of CIOs, IT professionals and business executives reveals that more than a quarter of respondents did not know if their cloud applications were compliant.

Celent report offers insights on the developing market and 15 solutions providers.

Weather-related losses in the United States dominate the insurer’s list of losses.

CEO anticipates a growth period as insurer expects 2012 earnings to double last year's.

Marsh finds rate increases slowing despite losses attributable to Superstorm Sandy.

Ernst & Young’s 2013 outlook offers insights on the business and technology landscape for the P&C industry and proposes responses to stimulate growth.

Life insurer turns to Informatica to help shore up there customer experience infrastructure with improved master data management, enterprise data integration and data quality.

Telematics and four other big benefits of increasingly popular data-driven projects, outlined in a new report.

American International Group Inc., the insurer that repaid a U.S. bailout, raised HK$50 billion ($6.45 billion) from the sale of its remaining stake in AIA Group Ltd., pricing shares in the top half of the range. The Asian company’s shares dropped the most in almost five months.

Deferred income annuities will continue their ascension in the life sector, according to a 2013 forecast from the Insured Retirement Institute. The “State of the Industry” report also forecasts financially sound insurers, ongoing product innovation and demographic factors driving consumer demand for retirement income, which will balance economic forces such as low interest rates.

The three software tiers feature improved interoperability with external systems, enabling them to operate seamlessly within an insurer’s enterprise risk management platform.

Genworth study identifies four consumer groups most at risk of being underinsured, recommends annual insurance reviews.

QBE, the second largest force-placed insurer, says reductions could save consumers $98 million.

In the wake of Sandy, a study notes how insurers’ are seeing the benefits of embracing risks related to climate change.

CIO survey reveals the IT skills in highest demand such as database management.

Fitch finds the market’s capital position and surpluses remains strong, projects return to underwriting profitability in 2013.

Panel agrees that actuaries must advocate for the tools by presenting potential return-on-investment and other benefits.