Technology
Technology
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Long-term care insurance decisions are not being made only by the elderly, according to a new report. A study conducted by the American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance notes that the youngest claimant was 24 years old when he began receiving benefit payments from his long-term care insurance policy. Now in his seventh year of receiving payments, the coverage was purchased when the claimant was 21 years old.
September 5 -
IT managers and data architects can take steps to make sure data applications get same level of testing as software.
September 5 -
Results of a Towers Watson survey of risk calibrations being used for specific market and non-market risks, revealed that the largest challenges still include interest rates, credit spreads and mortality and lapse assumptions, with up to two-thirds of firms still looking to make considerable progress in these areas.
September 5 -
Munich Re, Swiss Re and Allianz among A.M. Bests review and ranking of the top 50 reinsurers based on gross premiums written.
September 5 -
Mobile usage-based solutions offer choices designed to provide customer-centric data, feedback.
September 4 -
As businesses in the Gulf Coast are finding out again, having a disaster recovery plan is critical to a business survival. According to the Gulf Coast Back to Business Act (2007), 43 percent of businesses that close after a natural disaster never reopen, and an additional 29 percent permanently close within two years. However, in the wake of the ongoing financial crisis, many disaster recovery plans are now out of date, says Victor Janulaitis, CEO of Janco Associates.
September 4 -
IT contractor hiring is on the rise; researchers say forecasting the hiring of experts is a net positive."
September 4 -
Poll results reveal that majority of Americans connect life insurance to feelings of security, yet dont fully understand how such a vehicle can help meet long-term financial goals.
September 4 -
Frankensteina proposed self-camouflaging malware propagation systemrepresents a challenge and an opportunity for insurance IT and risk management professionals.
September 4 -
Bidders including Manulife Financial Corp. have expressed willingness to buy the Japanese operations as part of a deal for ING units in Hong Kong and Southeast Asia, said the people, who asked not to be identified as the process is private.
September 4 -
Zurich Insurance Group AG, the biggest Swiss insurer, is seeking more licenses to expand in Chinese cities as part of a strategy to grow in emerging markets, chief executive officer Martin Senn said.
August 31 -
SMA Partner Karen Furtado is given one minute to explain why configuration tools are important to insurers. SMA Partner Karen Furtado explains why configuration tools are important to insurers. Sponsored by ISCS.SMA Partner Karen Furtado explains why configuration tools are important to insurers. Sponsored by ISCS.
August 31 -
Ahmed Yaknour will be responsible for the architecture of C&Fs infrastructure.
August 31 -
A group of Russian insurers have signed an agreement to implement ACORD standards. This will be the first documented ACORD implementation in Eastern Europe.
August 31 -
Great American Supplemental Benefits Group will now do business as Cigna Supplemental Benefits.
August 31 -
Health insurer Aetna is continuing its push to offering information technologies to providers, employers and members to help improve outcomes and drive down costs.
August 31 -
BMS Group, an independent specialist broker, has chosen Eclipse Broking software from Sequel Business Solutions Ltd., to replace its insurance and reinsurance broking systems in London, the United States and Bermuda. The implementation will go live this year.
August 31 -
EQECAT's early estimates surrounding Isaac draw comparisons to Hurricanes Gustav and Florence.
August 30 -
According to a new report from Gartner, cloud and consumerization present a unique challenge for all businesses moving forward.
August 30 -
The U.S. Census Bureau released 2010 health insurance data; Texas retains the highest rate of uninsureds for the fifth year in a row.
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