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The U.S. Treasury Department has released a report on the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act of 2002.

The insurance industry was an early adopter of information technology, and computer systems are still the backbone of core insurance processes.

Each year, U.S. Property-Casualty insurers pay over $200 billion in losses and spend nearly $40 billion managing claims.

Today's demands on claims operations for instantaneous information and service presents a great challenge to insurance organizations.

Administration opposes extension in current form; calls for threshold hike to $500MThe Treasury Department issued a report giving limited support for extension of a ...

? CIOs need to move beyond mere spending management to finding true economic value for the business.BY MAREK JAKUBIKAmong IT issues that occupy executive agendas ...

washingtonA total of 135 national and regional financial services firms--including a number of property-casualty insurance players from both the company and producer side--sent a ...

Insurers stand by rating criteria, while efforts to restrict or ban practice fizzleBy steven tuckeyMore than a decade ago, Texas Insurance Commissioner J. Robert ...