GNAIE wants separate models for short-duration non-life and long-duration life contracts.

Researchers say that old and useless files are taking up valuable space in our systems, space that data-intensive insurance enterprises can’t afford to lose.

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Moody’s Ups Commercial Lines’ Outlook to Stable

Rating firm says insurers should not “model shop” to downplay exposures.

LIMRA pronounces a $17.5-trillion gap in the life insurance U.S. households currently own versus what they claim to need.

ICA expects new business and policy administration systems to "revolutionize" the way it does business.

Many companies will focus on variable pay as a way to bump salaries in 2012.

Insurers face delays in Fed's determination of how to regulate "nonbank financial institutions" deemed systemically important.

TMM hopes for significant cost savings and a one-year ROI as a result of RapidSure implementation.

Findings on trends and adoption of collaboration, community and productivity from Saugatuck Technology in partnership with Information Management.

Based on data from 88 insurance company state filings, report reveals that the industry is still largely unprepared to deal with the wide-ranging economic risks posed by climate change.

Insurers are facing a crossroads at the intersection of “social” and “media,” with its next iteration anything but business as usual, says expert in new media.

New report from Swiss Re says insurers need to employ new, forward-looking types of modeling to better understand implications of increasing life expectancy.

Allstate report notes Fort Collins, Colo. as having the safest drivers in the country for second year in a row.

Like walking a tight rope, with social media you cannot remain stagnant or ignore it, yet moving forward presents even more uncertainty as compliance enters the picture.

J.D. Powers latest report reveals policyholders with flood insurance less satisfied than those who opt not to carry it; Amica takes top spot in overall customer satisfaction.

Insurers acknowledge that outmoded infrastructure is limiting business agility, a new study by Oracle Insurance and Insurance Networking News finds. The study, which queried 421 insurance C-level and senior executives, IT professionals and line-of-business managers, assessed the organizational priorities for insurers, their effectiveness in priority areas and the role that IT plays in helping and hindering their initiatives.

Insurers can use their advanced analytic abilities to monitor employee behavior. But should they?

How long after implementing an electronic document management system can an insurer get rid of original paper documents? The answer: It depends.