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Company director’s risk profile in D&O program is tied to company’s overall risk profile

The risk profile of a company director is increasingly becoming synonymous with the risk profile of the entire company, according to Jordon Solway, general counsel and vice president at Munich Canada.Solway spoke at a D&O seminar sponsored by the Ontario chapter of the Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) Canada. Held on Oct. 12, the seminar […]

By Canadian Underwriter | October 13, 2010

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Business continuity plan is more about communication during crisis than procedes

A business continuity plan should be viewed as a guide holding key information, not as a procedural manual, said Paul Cleary, general manager at Horn IT Solutions.Cleary spoke as a panel member during the Risk and Insurance Management Society (RIMS) Ontario Chapter’s seminar on emergency management in Toronto on Oct. 13, 2010.”Communication and collaboration are […]

By Canadian Underwriter | October 13, 2010

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MPI replaces legacy system with Mitchell’s eGlassClaim

Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) is replacing its legacy system with Mitchell International Inc.’s eGlassClaim. eGlassClaim is a Web-based glass claims solution. It is designed to manage glass claims cost-effectively, by automating and streamlining the process from first notice of loss (FNOL) to payment, according to Mitchell. “Manitoba Public Insurance selected Mitchell’s eGlassClaim because we wanted […]

By Canadian Underwriter | October 13, 2010

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Drive towards national accreditation of Canada’s car repairers stalls in favour of local approaches

Differences between Canada’s regionalized auto insurance models appear to be partly responsible for stalling – if not killing – a movement for national accreditation of collision repairers.Larry Jeffries of CARSTAR Automotive Canada gave a presentation about the current lack of national accreditation programs, which would enable insurers to recognize and reward their repairers according to […]

By Canadian Underwriter | October 12, 2010

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