The insurance industry appears to making more of an investment in training the future generation of leaders, but executives wondered if insurers are devoting resources to train younger workers who might be less inclined to stick with the company over the long term.

More investment in claims-management integration practices will benefit the bottom line of property and casualty insurers, chief claim officers say in a survey from Towers Watson.

Lloyds says its 2012 first-half net income more than doubled compared to last year because of benign catastrophe activity, but the insurance market admits that loss events in the second half of the year could still weigh on year-end results.

A new study questions whether current underwriting practices could one day create a financial debacle for reinsurers.

More investment in claims-management integration practices will benefit P&C insurers bottom line, chief claim officers (CCOs) say in a new survey from Towers Watson.

Last Tuesday, California became the third state to legalize driverless cars, a concept automobile under development by Google that could one day revolutionize the way we drive. But the development raises a host of liability questions for insurers.

Last Tuesday, California became the third state to legalize driverless cars, a concept automobile under development by Google that could one day revolutionize the way we drive. But the development raises a host of liability questions for insurers.

New York States Department of Insurance has filed its rehabilitation plan for Financial Guaranty Insurance Company, outlining how payments will be made in cash to claimants as available funds allow.