EbixExchange and SIGNiX, both Web-based technology providers, have partnered to enable brokerage firms to fully automate processing of annuities.
Ken McCarthy
Although Hartford says it will cut 500 jobs this month, it plans to introduce two variable annuities in Germany in the first quarter and is considering expanding further in Europe and Asia.
By Alex Vorro
A new report from TowerGroup examines the profitability of the life insurance industry in the wake of the current financial crisis.
The retirement solutions association new service is designed to provide implementers of the STP Standards Initiative with an easy-to-use tool to expedite the testing of electronic data messages against a neutral, standard reference system.
Insurer voting is in progress as Insurance Networking News and Celent partner on INNs 3rd annual ranking of tech solution providers.
By Bill Kenealy
At INN's Insurance Business Analytics conference last week, insurers weighed how to best wield some powerful new tools at their disposal.
By Carrie Burns
TowerGroup points to economic, market and regulatory volatility as the No. 1 business driver for financial institutions.
Survey results from Fiserv Insurance Solutions also reveal that the top three most important technologies for insurers are service-oriented architecture, business process management and data accessibility layer technology.
Insurance.coms RateWatch for Car Insurance found that the lowest car insurance quotes, on average, were up 3% over the previous quarter.
A new survey ranks 250 insurers according to ease of doing business.
By Bill Kenealy
A new study from Norvax Inc. says that while many consumers look, few buy health insurance online.
Agencies continue to cautiously grow despite shaky economy.
By Pat Speer
Insurers that do not innovate will not realize success until they fully recognize, embrace and apply innovation to a customer is king approach.
By Bill Kenealy
A new Celent report says countless variations of administrative forms can exact a heavy cost on insurers bottom lines.
By Pat Speer
Consumers boost ratings of life insurers Web sites slightly, but ranking is still below the overall cross-industry benchmark.