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Beyond the legislative battles and the various enticements utilized by carriers to build marketshare in a competitive market, by far and away the most significant regulatory issue arises at that

Insurers are warming to the approach of having multiple vendors slice a software system into several components to provide collectively a best-of-breed option. But when vendors join forces to present

When asked about the legislative session-long effort of the insurance industry to convince lawmakers either to abandon the state's auto personal injury protection insurance or repeal the program,

Claims News Service, June 27, 11:10 a.m. EDT -- Consumer Reports, a magazine published independently by the non-profit company Consumer Union, recently released an investigative report on the use of

"It likely will not be as active and destructive as 2005 and slightly below what other groups have predicted," said Mark Saunders, with the Tropical Storm Risk group that includes Benfield Hazard

"It likely will not be as active and destructive as 2005 and slightly below what other groups have predicted," said Mark Saunders, with the Tropical Storm Risk group that includes Benfield Hazard Rese

Increasing demands for data from federal, state governments put IT on the hot

The hurricane season kicked off today with Lloyd's America saying that insurers should be able to handle storm losses without government help, while a U.S. rating firm predicted a mega-catastrophe cou