Risk
Pleasure craft boating losses have become a big business, and they don't always come from sources one might expect.
By Captain John W. Hosty | July 31, 2009
5 min read
How risk managers can cope with the economic effects of a recession without compromising their risk management efforts.
By Perry R. Brazeau | July 31, 2009
6 min read
More regulation may not necessarily be the best method to handle the incidental sales of insurance.
By J. Brian Reeve | July 31, 2009
7 min read
It seems the global financial conflagration was sparked in part by a handful of complacent decision makers who should have been challenging what their risk models were telling them. The resultant financial meltdown had the potential to devalue the entire risk management discipline and erode its credibility. And yet, risk managers appear to have emerged from the smoke and ashes with a stronger sense of purpose and a clearer sense of what constitutes good technique.
By Vanessa Mariga | July 31, 2009
13 min read
Insurers can help restore new life to lands sitting abandoned or underused, plagued by expensive clean-up costs and environmental liability.
By Carl Spensieri | July 31, 2009
Collecting accurate and reliable claims data is a crucial part of establishing a good risk management program.
By Sheri Martinello | July 31, 2009
Opinion/Analysis; Insurers can help reduce oil spills in a way that regulation cannot, by offering premium discounts to policyholders for risk-proofing their oil heating systems.
By Michael Freill | July 31, 2009
9 min read
Richard Daukant Vice President, General Manager of Financial Services, SAP Canada Andy Hirst Global Marketing Director of Financial Services, Business Objects (a SAP company); ERM programs not only allow executives to respond to dynamic market forces and address regulatory compliance needs, but they can also satisfy shareholders' demand for better control of risks.
By Richard Daukant & Andy Hirst | July 31, 2009
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In New Brunswick, firefighters' new immunity from suit and indemnity against defence costs is strong, bold and broad.
By Julie G. LeBlanc | July 31, 2009
Globalization and the expanding use of cutting-edge technologies have introduced potential exposure to liability that can snowball in a hurry.
By Susan Watts | July 31, 2009
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