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"When you look at regulation in the United States and some other places, you realize how dysfunctional [and] how hostile regulation is outside Bermuda," said Donald Kramer, chairman and chief

Threat to U.S. economy should prompt insurers to look for common

"If you have an out-of-control company, but with a terrific capital modeling program, I am not sure how good that can be," he said, speaking at the 18th Annual Executive Conference for the

Edmund Kelly, chairman and chief executive officer of Boston-based Liberty Mutual, ranked "differentiation based on service rather than price" as the second-greatest challenge for insurers during his

Potentially record-setting profits this year for insurers might lead to a slew of problems down the road if it prompts "suicidal" competition and eroding public perception, a top Lloyd's official

Sapiens, a provider of insurance technology solutions, announced the North American release of Sapiens INSIGHT for Billing for property/casualty insurers. The billing module was developed using the