Fitch Ratings expects that revenue and earnings growth for U.S. insurance brokers—specifically Aon, Marsh & McLennan Companies and Willis Group—in 2013 will remain relatively stable.

Insurer anticipates using OnBase throughout the enterprise to connect information in policy management, billing and claims systems.

In November 2012, the overall composite rate for insuring commercial accounts in the United States was up 5 percent as compared to November 2011, according to MarketScout’s Commercial and Personal Lines Market Barometers.

Attorneys General around the country receive notices from the insurer this morning about social security numbers, driver’s license numbers and other personal information of its customers being compromised.

UBI and insurance telematics are touted for their ability to save premium dollars, but wider adoption could also save lives and slow global climate change.

Mobile capabilities enhanced as well as industry-specific updates, which are designed to accommodate companies under regulatory pressure.

Detica NetReveal’s analytics solution brought in to protect insurer from skyrocketing questionable claims in the P&C sector.

Ward Group recommends statistical evaluation of distributors, as well as increasing collaboration and communication regarding goals and risk appetite.

Consumer demands take center stage as Intact Financial purchases UXP software with the hopes of becoming more agile.

Another report confirms strong quarter for indexed and income annuities.

Cash deal worth $175 million to help MphasiS make gains in U.S. mortgage market.

However, uncertainty surrounds ultimate size and shape of the market, as well as its effect on traditional auto insurance, according to SMA study.

Solution designed to ease insurers’ transition to the approaching compliance mandates.

Celent report profiles 13 vendors and offers insights in terms of data sources, service and delivery options.

Industry wide, however, annuity sales dropped slightly in the third quarter.

The top areas for technology investments among workers’ compensation carriers are claims system replacements and predictive analytics, according to Novarica’s new “Business and Technology Trends: Workers’ Compensation” research report.

These can help commercial lines carriers experience expense reduction, growth strategies and improving underwriting results.

Insurers will pay a fee of 3.5 percent of their premiums to sell plans in a federally run health exchange, the government said today in a regulatory filing. The exchanges are new marketplaces somewhat like online travel services where uninsured people will buy policies.

Insurance Telematics is the overnight sensation that's been more than a decade in the making. And while telematics, usually associated with usage- or behavior-based insurance, is frequently portrayed as a revolutionary idea, it has failed to live up to its potential. Until now.

The New York Insurance Association says New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s mandate to speed the payment of the more than 330,000 claims filed by New Yorkers related to Superstorm Sandy are unnecessary.