2011 brought record-setting figures and increases in transactions across all sectors in the United States

Natural disasters cost the global economy a record $370 billion in 2011, with losses for the insurance industry the second largest ever, according to Swiss Re.

Big Data, changing economy and growing populations outside of the United States are driving insurers’ strategies in 2012.

Policy offering from Janco includes electronic form for employee agreement to terms of access, use of enterprise data.

After posting its worst-ever quarterly profit slump, the world's biggest life insurer by market value announces plans to complete the issuance of $6 billion of subordinated debt this year.

Insurance smart box leverages cloud storage and online portals to monitor driver behavior.

An employee benefits lawyer for Proskauer, who attended Tuesday's Supreme Court proceedings, answers questions regarding the oral arguments and week ahead.

What IDC's recent projections of cloud job growth mean for insurers.

At Novarica’s 2012 Research Council meeting, new technology trends emerge from insights provided by insurance executives.

Link between Obama’s health insurance mandate and market reforms are critical, says Karen Ignagni of America's Health Insurance Plans.

The trickle-down consequences of increased outsourcing and reduced developer footprints could be a severe lack of in-house talent.

Study finds that 98 percent of customer service representatives rated underwriter access as very important or important.

In-car video study indicates electronic device usage, adjusting controls, personal grooming and eating/drinking are the most common distracting activities for teen drivers.

NAIC report reveals that most homeowners lack documentation of their possessions in advance of a property claim.

Enterprises are lacking the enterprise tools and internal governance policies to fully harness social media data.

CIO symposium to look at ways of coping with the convergence of digital landscapes that are still emerging.

Report identifies an expansion of severe weather risk into Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Arkansas and Louisiana.

Property/casualty sector excluded, but med-mal caps provision expected to be opposed by White House, Senate Democrats.

The insurer still owes taxpayers an estimated $45 billion for the bailout it received during the financial crisis.

Forrester survey finds that nearly three-fourths of CIOs agreed or strongly agreed that their business executives see the cloud as a way to be “independent of IT.”