Q. What are the top issues or concerns that insurance companies face as it relates to data analysis? Something that they are trying to prevent or gain knowledge of by using data analysis
A. Predicting future losses and rating policies correctly.
Where can I find a list of the largest providers of health insurance in the US?
Q. I'm trying to get a list of the top health insurance companies in America, broken down by their number of subscribers. Specifically, I am looking for companies that specialize in group plans.
A. don't get Blue Cross/Blue Shield. Hospitals nationwide (Atlanta and St. Louis) are dropping them because they refuse to pay bills. They pay less than Medicaid
What are the names of the top 10 insurance/business companies in the united states?
Q. Not neccessary auto insurance but life insurance or just any big wig insurance companies out there. For instance, one of the biggest accounting firms out there is PriceWaterHouseCoopers. So what are some business and/or insurance companies out there in the United States.
A. Blue Cross - 58,000,000 Search Results
Geico - 3,830,000 Search Results
Progressive - Too Common of Word.
Kaiser Permanente - 1,540,000 Search Results
Farmers - Too Common of Word.
State Farm - 38,400,000 Search Results
AllState - 10,400,000 Search Results
Blue Cross is the biggest money maker. No other insurance company makes over 180 billion a year.
Geico - 3,830,000 Search Results
Progressive - Too Common of Word.
Kaiser Permanente - 1,540,000 Search Results
Farmers - Too Common of Word.
State Farm - 38,400,000 Search Results
AllState - 10,400,000 Search Results
Blue Cross is the biggest money maker. No other insurance company makes over 180 billion a year.
I need to know the top 10 life insurance companies by revenue please?
Q. What are the Top Ten Life Insurance Companies for 2010- 2011 By Revenue?
A. Easy one:
http://www.iii.org/individuals/life/facts/largest/
MetLife is well in the lead here; with Prudential, New York Life and TIAA CREF in the next tier.
Obviously, the 2011 numbers aren't in yet.
http://www.iii.org/individuals/life/facts/largest/
MetLife is well in the lead here; with Prudential, New York Life and TIAA CREF in the next tier.
Obviously, the 2011 numbers aren't in yet.
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