Risk
Collisions staged to extract fraudulent accident benefits payments from Ontario's auto insurance system is a key concern for insurers and politicians alike.
November 30, 2010
5 min read
The inconclusive science around a link between regular cell phone use and brain cancer has left insurers cautious, but not panicked. Should insurers be concerned about a potential wave of claims?
By Craig Harris, Freelance Writer | November 30, 2010
9 min read
A study conducted by the Institute for Catastrophic Loss Reduction (ICLR) and Swiss Re concludes overland flood is insurable for Canadian homeowners.
By Paul Kovacs & Sharon Ludlow | November 30, 2010
6 min read
RSA Canada recently acquired GCAN Insurance for $420 million. Reflecting on the deal, RSA Canada's president and CEO, Rowan Saunders, says conditions are right for future M&A activity in Canada's property and casualty marketplace.
By David Gambrill, Editor | November 30, 2010
Many things are keeping primary insurance company senior executives awake at night, including the familiar wolves in the woods: water damage and the uncertain outcome of Ontario's auto insurance reforms. Add to this the ongoing volatility of global markets -- with suppressed interest rates hitting P&C insurers' investment income -- and even the specter of inflation related to economic recovery and you can see why insurers face many sleepless nights to come.
17 min read
Claims
At a time when auto insurance fraud is appearing in the contemporary spotlight, it is important for insurers and adjusters to be thorough in their investigations of AB personal injury claims.
By Donna Ford | November 30, 2010
Home
J.D. Power surveys suggest consumers are increasingly pleased with the service they are getting from Canada's property and casualty industry.
By Lubo Li | November 30, 2010
4 min read
Machine learning analytic methods, when combined with traditional actuarial and statistical methods, can help pick out the truly predictive data points and correlations.
By Marlowe Leibensperger | November 30, 2010
7 min read
Viewed in terms of marketplace stability, the smaller Ontario Facility Association Residual Market (FARM) and larger Risk Sharing Pool (RSP) volumes can be considered "a good thing." But will those RSP numbers spill into the FARM?
By David J. Simpson | November 30, 2010
IBC's 10th Annual Regulatory Affairs Symposium; Canada's solvency regulator and Ontario's insurance regulator establish timelines for two key files -- reinsurance guidelines and Ontario auto reforms.
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