Allstate, Great American and three others take home awards for best practices in insurance industry IT initiatives and strategy.

While online service is preferred overall, Celent survey also found that younger consumers favor face-to-face interactions for complex customer service issues.

The Navigators Group plans to test the models with an international array of catastrophe risk needs.

According to a new survey of insurers and reinsurers, technology investments top want lists, new products seen as biggest opportunity for growth.

The Hartford, Allianz Life, State Auto and five others released their third quarter results.

Bloomberg’s list of the top 50 civically active companies included four insurers overall.

A new report from Ovum cuts down claims that cloud technology will be the death of the enterprise data center—especially with legacy systems in play.

In anticipation of being deemed a systemically important financial institution, AIG looks to unload.

Insurer picks up Cover-All software that is designed to accommodate the functionality of an array of commercial lines.

While profitability challenges persist in the sector, improvements are seen in net premiums written and underwriting results.

Recently upgraded analytics and underwriting software designed to enable proactive pricing and real-time policy evaluations.

Consulting services are designed to allow clients to maximize the value of their catastrophe modeling investment.

Laureates will be selected from among 5 candidates, including AIG's Robert Benmosche and Principal's J. Barry Griswell.

In the third quarter of 2012, there were 59 deals that closed, which is just one more than during the previous three months, and a total deal value of $20.5 billion.

Many insurers see the value in leveraging data and predictive analytics to improve a variety of objectives and outcomes; for those still in doubt, read on.

Policy administration software to become a major component of Crum & Forster's rating and policy processing systems.

Tuesday’s election has signaled the beginning of several possible changes to the P&C industry, including new faces in oversight committees and an expanding role for the Federal Insurance Office.

The sale would be at a “substantial discount” to the unit’s book value of 2.4 billion pounds ($3.8 billion) at the end of June, Chief Financial Officer Pat Regan told reporters on a conference call today as the company posted a 5 percent decline in nine-month sales. The division, the third-biggest fixed annuity provider in the U.S., may fetch more than $1 billion, people with knowledge of the matter said in September.

According to a new report from Novarica, insurers are investing with customer retention and reducing expenses as their primary goals.

Insurer purchases iGO to power the sales process in its preneed and final expense markets.