Carrie Burns

In letters to employees and New Hampshire Office of the Attorney General, insurer says the virus that infected its Windows server environment targets personal information related to transactions conducted online.

While carriers have many reasons for slow adoption, 11 life insurers now offer mobile functionality to consumers, according recent research.

According to a Wisconsin news outlet, the insurer will lay off 40 of the 140 employees at its Wausau office, shift part of the operation to Ohio.

Independent financial advisors say that improving efficiency and time management is a goal for 2011, and carriers can help them achieve it.

Former CEO Maurice “Hank” Greenberg says the insurer’s current strategy may hurt the company when P&C insurance prices decline.

Genworth discontinues retail and group variable annuities, while Western & Southern and Allianz put faith in new variable annuities.

Executives from Allianz Life, MassMutual, State Farm are a few of the newly elected to the LL Global board of directors.

AIG expects to use proceeds from ALICO's sale to MetLife and AIA's IPO to repay FRBNY, and pay down other government interests.

Carriers and agents/brokers weighed in on their top priorities for improving the relationship.

The industry lost 5,700 positions from August to September.

After the SEC requested specific information, AIG disclosed the reasons behind its CEO’s $3.5 million performance-linked bonus.

Relationship between AIG CEO and the board’s chairmen sours after the sale of the company’s AIA Group Ltd. falls through.

Survey results show some producers are using social media, but say it’s not generating new business.