Risk

Defining Ontario’s Insurance Regulation

With the creation of the Financial Services Commission of Ontario (FSCO) in 1998, the province took on the task of reconciling the interests of consumers with a patchwork quilt of industries governed by almost a dozen different set of rules. That balancing act fell squarely on the shoulders of Dina Palozzi, first commissioner, now chief […]

By Vikki Spencer | April 30, 2000

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RIMS drives loss data standards

The Risk and Insurance Management Society (RIMS) has revealed plans to develop standards for the exchange of loss data between insurers, service providers and the risk management community. The results of a viability study were presented to RIMS last month. Although the RIMS’ data standard initiative is being driven from the U.S., the president of […]

April 30, 2000

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FOURTH ANNUAL WOMEN IN INSURANCE CANCER CRUSADE

Underwriters Adjustment Bureau and the Insurers’ Advisory Organization have successfully completed ISO 9002 certification throughout the Ontario region, announced Fred Jacques, senior vice president of quality assurance for both groups. UAB/IAO provides claims handling loss control and risk information service to large insurers, municipalities, public utility companies and multi-national corporations. “The commitment that has been […]

April 30, 2000

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U.S. fin-reform focuses CEO strategy planning

The repeal of the U.S. Glass-Steagall legislation toward the end of last year has opened what many in the property and casualty insurance industry see as a “Pandora’s box”. The legislation was replaced with the Financial Services Modernization Act of 1999, which effectively allows for integration of business ownership across the financial services sectors. While […]

By Sean van Zyl, Editor | February 29, 2000

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