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Technology and information system innovations continue their relentless paceputting cyber risk, data security, privacy, and related issues at the top of the 2012 concerns list for insurers, risk managers, chief information officers, and others who must grapple with the disruption and emerging risks created by each new entry to the...

While many segments of the insurance industry are struggling mightily with the challenges of modernizing their technology, at least one area of the business has made significant strides in streamlining carrier-to-carrier communication: subrogation.

No one likes to be singled out when bad news strikes—and goodness knows, The Hartford had enough bad news from the financial collapse of 2008—but technology observers believe being the victim of hackers is not so much an “if” proposition as a “when.”

Information is spilling out of mobile solutions today. Risk managers are being challenged by the desire of business users to access data wherever and whenever they wish.

Risk managers are facing two related, yet still divergent, movements in the world of computing, according to David Allred, head of technology for Zurich North America Commercial.

LONDONUnlike the United States where insurance carriers frequently take a decentralized approach to their information technology programs, European insurers control many of their IT development ...