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Inquiries into Aetna claims review practices not likely to derail CVS merger

Peter Westerman | February 19, 2018

Californias investigation, which prompted Colorados heightened interest in the matter, came after CNN showed California Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones a transcript of a deposition of one of Aetnas former medical directors.

5 FAQs on low-carbon investing as a foil to climate change risks

Peter Westerman | February 19, 2018

Why are low-carbon indexes growing in popularity? Here's one industry expert's take.

MetLife's misplaced-pensioner issue sparks new state queries

Peter Westerman | February 19, 2018

MetLife's failure to keep track of what the company now says is 2 percent of its pension clients, or about 13,500 individuals alarms some state and federal officials.

2017 natural disasters mean insurance rate increases in 2018

Katie Kuehner-Hebert | February 19, 2018

While insurance industry surplus reached an all-time high in mid-2017, exceeding $700 billion, last years catastrophic events effect on earnings means thin profit margins for many carriers.

Tips to prevent cyber extortion at health care facilities

Peter Westerman | February 19, 2018

Health organizations increasingly are targets of cyber-extortion plots aimed at hijacking patients sensitive personal data, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services warns.

Is workplace wellness worth the effort?

aschuster | February 19, 2018

Over the years, many articles and studies have explored the effectiveness of wellness programs. For every one that says theyre great and wonderful, theres another one that says theyre completely useless. So, whos right?

New York investigating insurers for denying policies to gay men

Jack Craver | February 19, 2018

Financial regulators in New York are investigating allegations that insurance companies have declined customers seeking life, disability or long-term care policies because they were taking medication to protect themselves from HIV.

Are HDHPs keeping health spending in check?

Peter Westerman | February 19, 2018

The effort to make patients better health care shoppers by increasing their out-of-pocket costs seems to be working, according to actuaries at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).

4 ways persistent low returns affect retirement behavior: NBER

Peter Westerman | February 19, 2018

Low returns affect how employees save. Here are 4 ways that low returns could affect retirement and saving behavior.

Securing company email content: a checklist

Peter Westerman | February 16, 2018

In every organization, individual employees are the weakest link when it comes to email security. Remote working, which is coming more ubiquitous and appealing, makes the use of unsecured email even more likely.

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Inquiries into Aetna claims review practices not likely to derail CVS merger

5 FAQs on low-carbon investing as a foil to climate change risks

MetLife's misplaced-pensioner issue sparks new state queries

2017 natural disasters mean insurance rate increases in 2018

Tips to prevent cyber extortion at health care facilities

Is workplace wellness worth the effort?

New York investigating insurers for denying policies to gay men

Are HDHPs keeping health spending in check?

4 ways persistent low returns affect retirement behavior: NBER

Securing company email content: a checklist

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