A.M. Best says worsening of the economic landscape in Europe merits consideration.

Serious legacy modernization and transformation will continue to be part of virtually every insurer's IT roadmap for at least the next decade, analyst firm says.

Enterprises of all sizes are deploying virtualization in data center environments; Aberdeen calls it a tipping point for business.

Health insurer to leverage commercial version of analytic technologies that helped computer win big on TV game show.

GIS and social media converge to provide a 360-degree view of what's happening on the ground after disasters.

NICB, state departments and law enforcement play roles in educating, investigating and nabbing suspects.

Key points to Life Insurance Awareness Month's efforts to enlighten employees about their coverage, or lack thereof.

Swiss Re figures already pin down 2011 as the second-costliest year for insured catastrophe damages; Aon Group estimates United States alone has suffered $7 billion more in losses since June.

Chief risk officers from some of the largest life and P&C insurers, including AIG, Allstate, Chubb and MassMutual, lay the foundation for the newly formed North American CRO Council.

Some surprises emerge as I rehash INN's Legacy Systems Study in light of attempting to update my auto insurance.

Industry remains well capitalized, but mounting disaster losses hammer combined ratio.

Sun Life Financial Pulse Poll concludes that fear and wishful thinking paralyze many people age 50 and older from planning for long-term care.

Decade-old BPO relationship to continue through 2014.

Two legislative issues of utmost importance for the insurance industry now head to the Senate floor.

MeLLmo's Roambi Analytics to provide Primerica’s independent sales force with business reports and communication tools.

Life insurer aims to remodel data center infrastructure using the tools of the publicly traded Australian vendor.

With flood losses mounting and program due to expire at month’s end, upper chamber set to debate bill.

Baltimore drivers are 88.7 percent more likely than the national average to suffer an accident.

NOAA and Atmospheric and Environmental Research team up on technology, severe storm risk management initiative.

Nationwide releases survey revealing that the majority of policyholders’ beneficiaries are aware of being designated on the policy and will know how to file a claim.