Content tagged with Compliance posted in December 2011
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3 Ways Insurers Will Compete on Data in 2012
Insurance has always been driven by data, and advances in the circulation and analysis of data will start showing their potential to change the industry by leaps and bounds.
Allstate Files $6.3 Million Fraud Suit in N.Y.
This is the seventh suit the P&C carrier filed in New York this year.
Can Regulation Kick-Start Insurance Innovation?
Usage-based insurance in the UK was thought to be a failed experiment until a ban on gender-based underwriting revived interest. How else can insurers use regulation to spur new technology initiatives?
Insurance 2012 IT Spending Projections Indicate Exuberance -- and Caution
Insurance IT investment projections indicate that budgets will be bigger, but spending will be devoted both to the 'old' (core systems) and to the 'new' (customer experience, mobile, etc.).
Federal Insurance Office Modernization Conference Anticipates Report Due January
The first ever meeting presided over by a federal officer charged with insurance regulation rehearsed themes likely to be touched on in a report mandated by Dodd-Frank.
11 Burning Insurance Industry Questions That Will Be Answered in 2012
Insurance companies enter the new year facing many questions about regulation, technology trends and more. Not all of the answers will emerge this year, but I&T provides clarity on some of the most pressing unknowns.
Insurance Companies Embrace Emerging Technologies to Support a Customer-Oriented Business Model
Members of Insurance & Technology's Reader Advisory Board report that they are embracing newer technologies -- including next-generation analytics and the cloud -- to drive a customer-oriented operational paradigm.
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