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Thirty-two percent of health insurers and life insurers across the globe plan to develop their predictive analytics capabilities over the next two years, according to a Gen Re survey.

Charleston, S.C.-based Consumers' Choice Health Plan, a failed health insurance co-op, filed a lawsuit against the federal government claiming the government's inability to pay reinsurance payments led to its 2015 collapse, The Post and Courier reports.

Health insurance plans will see increased costs, technology use and implementation of bundled payment models in 2017, according to online benefits administration and health savings account provider Clarity Benefit Solutions.

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