Risk
Brokers looking at the insurance-to-value (ITV) issue have prepared a white paper that puts forward "best practices" for handling ITV in the future.
By Brenda Rose, Firstbrook Cassie and Anderson | March 31, 2009
8 min read
The insurance to value (ITV) issue is threatening to get brokers involved in an appraisal role when in fact they should be concentrating on the basics of insurance sales.
By Lorne Perry, First Vice President, Insurance Brokers Association of B.C. | March 31, 2009
6 min read
AIG Credit Corp. Canada has withdrawn from the nation's premium financing market, leaving an opportunity to fill some pretty big shoes.
By Vanessa Mariga, Associate Editor | March 31, 2009
Signs of a hardening insurance market are aligning almost perfectly with the fallout from the meltdown of the financial markets, a rare event in the Canadian insurance landscape. This financial eclipse of the insurance market raises questions about pricing, availability and capacity at a time when consumers are looking for ways to pinch their pennies.
By DAVID GAMBRILL, EDITOR | March 31, 2009
15 min read
The dramatic growth of Internet communication has greatly broadened potential errors and omissions (E&O) litigation exposures.
By Matthew Davies | March 31, 2009
1 The most recent CanadianUnderwriter.ca poll asked: Should Canadian insurers be looking into the possibility of providing overland flood coverage under a basic homeowner’s policy? As of press time, 68.33% of the 120 respondents said “yes” and 31.67% said “no.” 2 Danielle Boulet has been appointed chair of the Canadian Council of Insurance Regulators (CCIR). […]
March 31, 2009
5 min read
There are some strange parallels between baseball's steroids crisis and the credit scoring and insurance issue that recently blew up in the Canadian media.
By David Gambrill, Editor | February 28, 2009
3 min read
RIMS Canada Conference Co-chairs Marilyn Leonard and Betty Clarke promise to give delegates of this year's conference in September a broad smorgasbord of knowledge
With the financial crisis upon us, risk managers have an opportunity to play the role of a hero within their organizations.
By Jack Mazakian, Kevin McMurray | February 28, 2009
Today's most profitable companies include those with supply chains as lean and elastic as a Giacometti sculpture--and just as fragile.
By Perry R. Brazeau | February 28, 2009
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