Personal Lines

Ford and GM both will track driving data and give them to insurers anonymously, allowing a consumer to contact the carrier if their driving habits will cut premiums.

Insurers should look at the positions they hold today and consider the roles they will play in the future.

The Detroit Free Press had quoted a police officer saying the driver told him the so-called Autopilot system was engaged when the accident occurred.

Today's self-tracking devices, such as Fitbits, provide access to critical data when investigating a claim.

News from Assurance, Allianz, CFC and more.

A new report from Swiss Re finds moderate growth in premiums written.