By Carrie Burns
A new report says telematics will help insurers improve the accuracy of their risk-based pricing models, and potentially allow them to offer more variable, pay-as-you-drive pricing models.
By Bill Kenealy
European insurers are ponying up the cash to ready their infrastructures for more stringent regulatory requirements.
By Pat Speer
Getting caught up in the details can lead to protracted negotiations and an inefficient and ineffective vendor selection process that erodes ROI before the project starts.
By Carrie Burns
Wireless e-mail has been deployed, or is being deployed, by 85% of enterprises in North America and 70% in Europe, according to a report from Forrester Research Inc.
By Pat Speer
If teens are in denial about whether they are safe drivers, is in-vehicle technology the answer to monitoring and reducing risk?
By Pat Speer
A new report indicates differences of opinion on how an IASB global insurance standard should be drafted and implementedoften depending on geography, regulatory environment or industry sector. Moreover, its impact on systems, data, pricing and capital management will be life-changing, says Ernst & Young practice leader.
By Bill Kenealy
The Liberty Mutual/Safeco pairing marries technological savvy with a strong regional distribution network.
By Carrie Burns
The evolution of technologies, such as Web conferencing, instant messaging and portals offered as Software-as-a-Service applications, will enable small and medium-sized businesses to transform into global trading partners, according to IBM.
By Pat Speer
Insurers need to rethink their approach to annuity market penetration.
By Pat Speer
Lloyds reports that the repercussions of emerging risks, such as nanotechnologies and actions taken to modify the environment, will affect ultimate insurability.
By Bill Kenealy
New data shows commercial banks are making inroads in the U.S. insurance market.
By Carrie Burns
Transformation programs are a good use of capital; climate change and merger and acquisition activity are some of the industrys most pressing concerns, analysts say.
In today's soft market, insurers may need to shift their executive focus toward running lean. How can the CIO help?
For insurers, privacy tops the list of chief compliance concerns, while Sarbanes-Oxley drops off the radar.
A new financial reform plan is reigniting a long-simmering regulatory debate.