Analytics & Data

Insurance has managed to sidestep most radical changes by doing what it does best: limiting risk and staying the course. But that can't last.

Companies that share information on hacking threats with each other and U.S. law enforcement would be shielded from lawsuits under a House bill passed Wednesday over the objections of privacy advocates.

A "BitLicense" contains consumer protection, anti-money-laundering compliance and cybersecurity rules tailored for virtual currency firms

Whether considering market dynamics or organizational functions, transformation may be the most important word for insurers in 2014, according to a Deloitte analysis. See six transformational questions that could shape insurers fortunes in the New Year.

The New York DFS approved an Esurance program that allows policyholders to install a free device in their cars that prevents teens from texting or calling while driving.

Terrorism remains a difficult risk to insure, but, contrary to the views of some, it can be modeled by measuring the likelihood of an attack against vigorous counter-terrorism efforts employed by Western nations, according to a Risk Management Solutions white paper.