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The trading and mitigation of weather risk is based on an inexact science. That doesn't mean it can't be done well.

Prescription drugs account for one of the fastest growing slices of workers' comp medical expenditures in the United States. In response, the pharmacy benefit management industry has expanded to address payers' concerns.

Old technology, and the administrative costs that go with it, are choking the healthcare system. New technology can free up healthcare payors to provide the customized and flexible benefits required in the 21st century.

KBR's David Fox lists passion, creativity and a commitment to communities as key elements in his tool box.

How to secure information held by vendors ... and their vendors ... and their vendors ...

The sale of Policy Management Systems Corp. nearly a decade ago has given birth to a new generation of insurance software companies in and around Columbia, S.C.

Questions hinge around the understanding of a series captive model and the efforts at regulating it.

The true impact of a new hurricane model was a shock to the property insurance world, or was it?

Allowing flexible work arrangements for disabled workers offers employers plenty of benefits, including ways to update and improve their disability management and return-to-work programs.

Three insurance professionals recount their on-the-ground remembrances of the March 11 Japanese Tohoku earthquake.

Catastrophe models may only scratch the surface, but they're as close as any of us will ever get to the real thing.

A Scotsman jumps headlong -- and by "absolute accident" -- into the captive insurance business, turning the study of alternative risk into a thriving career.

Three examples explain how managers can go beyond automation to apply precision to underwriting and policy management.

Does climate change represent a risk or opportunity for property/casualty insurance? Is the "greening" of the economy fact or fiction? The answer to both questions is ¿ probably.