FSCO approves average auto rate increase of 1.93% in 2010 Q4

By Canadian Underwriter, | January 17, 2011 | Last updated on October 30, 2024
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Ontario’s financial regulator, the Financial Services Commission of Ontario (FSCO), approved an overall average auto insurance rate increase of 1.93% in 2010 Q4.For the 54.15% of the market that had rate changes approved in 2010 Q4, the average rate change was an increase of 3.57% when weighted by market share.Three insurers had rate decreases approved. They include:

  • TD General Insurance Company (-0.28%);
  • Farm Mutual Reinsurance Plan Inc. (- 0.24%); and
  • Security National Insurance Company (-0.01%).

The five insurers with the highest market share had the following rate changes approved:

  • State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company (+ 6.44%);
  • Intact Insurance Company (+2%);
  • Security National Insurance Company (-0.01%);
  • Personal Insurance Company (no change); and
  • Allstate Insurance Company of Canada (+6.52%).

The five largest rate changes approved by FSCO include:

  • York Fire & Casualty Insurance Company (+11.98%);
  • Pafco Insurance Company (+10.03%);
  • RBC General Insurance Company (+8.03%);
  • RBC Insurance Company of Canada (+6.60%); and
  • Allstate Insurance Company of Canada (+6.52%).

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