Risk

Cat Bonds: Weathering the Storm

Favourable reinsurance rates, rather than market instability, explain why cat bond issuance declined in 2008.

By Chi Hum | February 28, 2009

4 min read

Navigating the New Market

Potential risk exposures for companies facing an economic downturn seem to be increasing at the very same time that a hard insurance market is imminent. Higher premiums and restricted coverage come with the hard market, making it harder for risk managers to find the insurance coverage they want or need when their own companies are tightening their belts financially. So how are risk managers planning to guide their corporate ships through this turbulent market?

By Vanessa Mariga, Associate Editor | February 28, 2009

13 min read

Private Protection in Turbulent Times

Private companies stand to gain as much from directors and officers liability insurance as publicly-traded companies do.

By Rob Bickerton, Glenn Woodard | February 28, 2009

5 min read

Building the Case for Improved Infrastructure

Canadian insurers are paying the price of almost 30 years of protracted neglect and the resultant collapse of Canada's public infrastructure.

By Paul Kovacs | February 28, 2009

8 min read