Risk
Just one in five Canadian companies taking part in a recent Deloitte Canada survey report being prepared to effectively respond to a cyber attack. The survey – results of which are detailed in Navigating a harsh cyber security landscape – involves input from information technology leaders from 100-plus Canadian businesses representing all major sectors of […]
By Canadian Underwriter | December 3, 2015
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2016 will likely be one of continued disruptive change in the property and casualty insurance market in the United States, and insurers will need to focus on innovation in all areas of the business to remain successful, suggests a new survey from Ernst & Young, an assurance, tax, transaction and advisory services firm. The 2016 […]
By Canadian Underwriter | December 2, 2015
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Despite rate reductions and low investment returns, commercial lines insurance in the United States is on track for positive underwriting gains in 2016, according to Wells Fargo Insurance’s annual 2016 Market Outlook, released on Wednesday. Favourable losses across most insurance lines and lack of multiple catastrophic property losses are driving this trend, Wells Fargo said […]
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Conditions are changing at breakneck speed for Canada's property and casualty insurance industry. With 2016 providing little promise things will slow down - allowing slow-adopters to catch up - primary insurers need to keep pace or be left in the dust. All that demands plotting the best route forward, knowing when to rev up or slow down, to reach the final destination.
November 30, 2015
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Tino Brambilla, this year's recipient of the Donald M. Stuart Award, knows full well that loss can be transformed into life-long gains.
By Angela Stelmakowich, Editor | November 30, 2015
Protecting property can equate to protecting one's business. But to make that objective a reality, a comprehensive and well-conceived business continuity plan should be in place. Planning for the worst-case scenario can help a business minimize business interruption.
By Matt Johnson, President, Commercial Loss Experts, and Board Director, Disaster Recovery Information Exchange (Toronto) | November 30, 2015
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Residential flood coverage is now available from three personal lines insurers in Canada. While a step forward for a peril that until just recently was deemed to be uninsurable, gaps do remain, with Insurance Bureau of Canada noting the offerings likely will not deal with all high-risk properties.
By Greg Meckbach, Associate Editor | November 30, 2015
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Cyber is all the rage these days. It is also potentially all the harm, all the mischief and all the incalculable loss. This is disconcerting, to be sure, given that cyber is a threat everyone is concerned about and most agree – a coming together that has been slower than advisable – must be addressed. […]
Canada is ahead of some other countries in embracing data analytics, although many organizations have yet to figure out how best to derive value from related initiatives. While the focus on analytics is encouraging, expanding the focus to also include the human element will drive even more value.
By Steven Maynard, Partner & National Analytics Leader, EY Canada | November 30, 2015
1 Serge Lavoie [1], former president and chief executive officer of Jevco Insurance Company, took on duties as president of the Canadian subsidiary, Echelon Financial Holdings Inc., as of December 1. Most recently Quebec president of GDI Integrated Facility Services, Lavoie headed Jevco until 2012, when The Westaim Corporation sold the company to Intact Financial […]
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