Insurance
Getting back to work after Sandy
Nearly 75 percent of survey respondents missed more than two days of work because of the storm, according to a...
Read moreDetailsAetna joins CBIA Health Connections exchange
Aetna Inc. has joined the Connecticut Business & Industry Association (CBIA) Health Connections insurance exchange as a participating carrier, CBIA...
Read moreDetailsMMA acquires Howalt+McDowell Insurance
Marsh & McLennan Agency announced it has acquired Howalt+McDowell Insurance, South Dakota's largest independent insurance agency.
Read moreDetailsMalloy: Insurers may not impose hurricane deductibles
Based on data from the National Weather Service, Sandy did not meet the criteria established by the state legislature last...
Read moreDetailsBest: P/C industry can absorb Sandy
Property and casualty insurers are well positioned to absorb losses from Hurricane Sandy, according to A.M. Best Co.
Read moreDetailsCigna signs with Startup America
Cigna Corp. reached a deal to provide health insurance and mentoring for the some 10,400 companies in the Startup America...
Read moreDetailsInsurance carrier enrollment drops 11 percent
In a possible indictment of federal health reform in Connecticut, private insurance carriers covered 320,000 fewer people in 2011 –...
Read moreDetailsPartnerRe invests $19M in Entitle
PartnerRe Ltd. invested $19 million in Entitle Direct Group Inc., a title insurance company.
Read moreDetailsConn. trims Aetna AARP hike
Connecticut trimmed Aetna Inc.’s request for a 12 percent premium increase on a health plan provided to AARP members.
Read moreDetailsHIX honcho: ‘We’re going to be making mistakes’
As Connecticut hired Deloitte to build a health insurance exchange, an official warned of “a bumpy road†to October 2013.
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