Industry

What’s New: In Brief (December 04, 2009)

Etienne Dubé has returned to lead Aon Consulting Canada’s financial risk consulting (FRC) practice. He has been working out of the Montreal office since Nov. 23.The FRC practice offers customized strategic risk management and investment advice solutions, by identifying, quantifying and managing not only funding and investment risks, but all aspects of a client’s plan […]

By Canadian Underwriter | December 4, 2009

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Victims of catastrophic auto injuries in Manitoba see Cdn$ 14-million worth of increased benefits after Bill 36

About 120 Manitobans catastrophically injured in vehicle crashes have received a share of Cdn$14 million in additional benefits arising from Bill 36, enacted in October 2009.Bill 36 was first introduced in the spring to strengthen Manitoba’s Personal Injury Protection Plan (PIPP) and provide a clear definition of catastrophic injury.The bill also clearly establishes Manitoba Public […]

By Canadian Underwriter | December 3, 2009

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What’s New: In Brief (December 03, 2009)

The Risk and Insurance Management Society (RIMS) strongly supports legislation that would form the first federal office of insurance in the United States.The proposed office would be the first centralized authority on insurance matters. It would enable the federal government to gain insurance expertise and speak with one voice on international insurance policy, a RIMS […]

By Canadian Underwriter | December 3, 2009

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Regulatory and reputational risk converging: Lloyd’s

Regulatory risk may be converging with reputation risk, with new regulatory penalties requiring a company to effectively advertise its own conviction through the sanction of a publicity order, a Lloyd’s specialist said.Anthony Fitzsimmons, chairman of London-based reputation risk specialists Reputability, said that regulators are more reputation-savvy and the United Kingdom is at an early stage […]

By Canadian Underwriter | December 3, 2009

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