Risk
Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services is currently updating its risk-based capital model. S & P’s explains, in it report titled “Credit FAQ: An Advance Glimpse At The Upcoming Changes To The Insurer Capital Model,” that it is testing newly developed capital factors against the latest capital model used in its analytics for a large number […]
By Canadian Underwriter | June 1, 2006
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In a post-CSIO Portal market, technology vendors are working to fill business process gaps between insurers and brokers. Some argue the mythical finish line of an industry-wide SEMCI platform is being replaced with the less ambitious goal of ensuring individual IT solutions conform to XML standards.
By Craig Harris | May 31, 2006
13 min read
Should auto insurance be personalized to reflect individual driving habits?
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How the cycle, catastrophes and broker challenges will guide the industry of today and tomorrow
May 31, 2006
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Despite signs of commercial lines rate softening, insurance carriers want to hold the line on sound underwriting and cost-based pricing. Brokers should therefore consider using CMS technology to improve efficiency and response times
By Kevin Campbell, President, Policy Works | May 31, 2006
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Given the increasing popularity of condo living, brokers need to be vigilant that coverage gaps do not exist in their clients' insurance policies
By Matthew Sachs, Personal Insurance Marketing Specialist, Chubb Insurance Canada | May 31, 2006
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Using weather derivatives to hedge risks across industries
By Brian O'Hearne, Managing Director, North American Environmental and Commodity Markets, Swiss Re Capi | May 31, 2006
How to manage emerging D&O risks in light of developments in Canada's income trust market
By Garth Pepper, Senior Associate and National Management Risk Practice Leader, Integro [Canada] Ltd. | May 31, 2006
3 min read
Full-scale measurements, combined with laboratory testing of hurricanes, improve housing structures so that they can withstand nature's most powerful storms
By Gregory Kopp, Associate Professor and Canada Research Chair in Wind Engineering, University of Weste | May 31, 2006
6 min read
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