Market Insights

Yes, insurers have been painted as slow adopters of new technologies, and yes, in many companies, the reputation is well earned. But accepting this picture at face value is like seeing the world in

As I write this, the House and Senate are nearing the completion of a legislative special session, which supposedly contains the best solutions lawmakers can come up with to alleviate the problems

Insurance Fraud is an $80 billion crime annually. The coalition says it has grown more violent, invasive, and costly in recent years. This year's Holiday Scheme Team reflects that trend. It reveals

Yes, insurers have been painted as slow adopters of new technologies, and yes, in many companies, the reputation is well earned. But accepting this picture at face value is like seeing the world in

When it comes regulatory infighting between the insurance community and policymakers, the general rule is that when in doubt, declare victory. For once, however, the industry seems justified in

While claims adjusters quietly are going about their business, insurers are using predictive modeling schemes and rules-based technology behind the scenes to search for red flags that warn carriers wh

Investments made in claims technology to speed and support processing have revealed an added payback--the hidden benefit of helping insurers obtain a better view of the myriad risks they face in today'

Insurance is all about looking ahead and "betting" on the future. Lately, that has been a rather dicey situation. Who would have thought that after running out of hurricane names in the 2005 - 2006