Risk
Product recalls are rapidly becoming a common occurrence in the food and beverage industry. As international supply chains continue to expand in complexity, so do risk exposures, increasing the likelihood of a product contamination.
By Nicky Alexandru, VP, Crisis Management, Global Casualty, American International Group (AIG) | November 30, 2013
4 min read
Companies that are considering having operations in either developing or developed countries would do well to understand all risks of doing so. One solution could be political risk insurance, specialized insurance that offers benefits, but also has limitations.
By Anton Tchajkov, Associate, Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP | November 30, 2013
5 min read
Most insurers are looking to build companies with strong foundations and innovative approaches that will stand the test of time. But getting the business strategy right also means getting the digital piece right, something that is proving tough for many insurers
By Doug McPhie, Partner & Canadian Insurance Leader, EY | November 30, 2013
6 min read
There are many types of risks and costs that may be triggered by a privacy breach, including those relating to managing and responding to the breach, reputational damage and financial exposure. Those businesses that manage personal information must ensure privacy-compliant business practices are in place.
November 30, 2013
When one considers supply chain risks today, it becomes clear that the adjusting links are under strain. There is a need to rethink the focus on cost-cutting by many property insurers and, instead, view the engagement of adjusting firms as an investment in maintaining solid operations.
By Fred Plant, President, Plant Hope Adjusters Ltd. | November 30, 2013
1 The Travelers Companies Inc. has completed its acquisition of The Dominion of Canada General Insurance Company from E-L Financial Corporation Ltd. The combined organization, which will be referred to as Travelers Canada, will remain headquartered in Toronto, Travelers Companies reports. Brigid Murphy, formerly president of The Dominion, is now president and CEO of Travelers […]
CLAIMS New arbitration hearing in Ontario MIG dispute A delegate in the Office of the Director of Arbitrations for Ontario’s auto insurance regulator has rescinded an earlier decision related to the Minor Injury Guideline (MIG) in the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule (SABS) and ordered a new arbitration hearing. In Scarlett v. Belair Insurance Company, an […]
7 min read
It was a relatively quiet 2012 for reinsurers; the same cannot be said for 2013. Two flooding events have taken their place among the most expensive natural catastrophes ever in Canada, prompting insured loss estimates well in excess of $2.5 billion. Is the country on the verge of something new? Do these seemingly more frequent - certainly most expensive - events demand a whole new conversation when it comes to perils in Canada?
October 31, 2013
14 min read
Brooke Hunter, incoming president of the Toronto Insurance Conference (TIC), advises commercial brokers not to limit themselves to just selling insurance. A key TIC objective is to ensure member brokerage firms are well-informed on issues affecting the industry.
By Greg Meckbach, Associate Editor | October 31, 2013
The federal government plans to introduce legislation that will increase the mandated liability coverage for nuclear operators from $75 million to $1 billion. These new requirements may also include a limitation period of as long as 30 years.
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