Risk
Canadian property and casualty insurers are racing through an obstacle course in 2012. Many insurance company executives are responding by priming their performance - including the development of new products, services and technology to help see consumers and brokers through turbulent times.
November 30, 2011
17 min read
The risk management business often talks about supply "chains," but a web is probably a more appropriate metaphor for describing how business operations are interconnected in the world today.
By David Gambrill, Editor | November 30, 2011
3 min read
Risk manager Glen Frederick has received accolades for helping to introduce an enterprise risk management approach to the Olympic Games.
5 min read
The 2010-11 earthquakes in Christchurch, New Zealand may resonate closely with Canadians because the risks are similar to those in eastern Canada.
By Maiclaire Bolton, Manager, Earthquake Model Product Management, Risk Management Solutions | November 30, 2011
TEAP III enables risk managers and insurers to pre-assess response contractors' on-scene transportation emergency response capabilities.
By Bob Goodfellow, Director of Dangerous Goods Emergency Response, Itech Environmental Services | November 30, 2011
4 min read
As gold prices rise, the number of thieves looking for a way to make a quick buck has increased as well. Specie coverage can help protect against gold theft losses.
By Anton Antonov, Underwriter, Fine Art & Specie (FAS) Insurance Unit, XL Group plc | November 30, 2011
6 min read
Aon and The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania have developed the Aon Risk Maturity Index, a type of 'GPS' indicating a direction your risk management program might take.
By Garry McDonell, National Director, Aon Global Risk Consulting, Aon Risk Services | November 30, 2011
Toronto Insurance Conference (TIC) president elect Robert G. Harrison came to insurance by way of the financial services world, in which he traded in options, securities and derivatives.
By David Gambrill, Editor | October 31, 2011
Canada's insurance industry has a moral duty to consumers to price earthquake exposures properly.
By Alister Campbell, President, CEO, Zurich Canada | October 31, 2011
Reinstatement covers and cat excess aggregation covers provide a way to ease the pain of $1-billion cat losses over each of the past three years.
By Glenn McGillivray, Managing Director, Institute for Catastrophic Loss Reduction (ICLR) | October 31, 2011
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