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Kinesiologists unhappy with Bill-198 regulations

The Ontario Kinesiology Association (OKA) is speaking out against regulations in support of Ontario’s Bill-198 which they say will preclude their members from working on auto accident claims.The regulations, which come into force on October 2, are worded such that kinesiologists would be prevented from working on auto accident victims. This could affect as many […]

By Canadian Underwriter | September 26, 2003

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Moody’s predicts $8.3 billion profit for Lloyd’s

The London market of Lloyd’s could post profits as high as $8.3 billion (3.7 billion pounds) for 2002 and 2003, says Moody’s Investor Service. This follows a loss of $4.7 billion (2.1 billion pounds) in 2001.Moody’s says 2002 should produce about $4.3 billion in profit, while 2003 profit, assuming a normal loss year, should be […]

By Canadian Underwriter | September 26, 2003

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RIMS gives “thumbs up” to COSO draft ERM guidelines

The Risk and Insurance Management Society (RIMS) is praising a new draft document on enterprise risk management (ERM). The draft, created by the Committee of Sponsoring Organizations of the Treadway Commission (COSO), its project advisory council and Pricewaterhouse Coopers LLP, is “comprehensive and thorough”, says RIMS.RIMS says it will now look at working together with […]

By Canadian Underwriter | September 25, 2003

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Nova Scotia report advocates lower auto rates and public education

While pushing for limits on auto insurance rates in Nova Scotia, a new report also suggest the public needs to become more educated about how to shop for insurance.The provincial government’s “consumer advocate”, George Jordan, released his final report following about six months of research on rising auto insurance premiums in Nova Scotia.Jordan wants to […]

By Canadian Underwriter | September 24, 2003

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