Features
Mind the gap
April 4, 2020 Emily Atkins, Freelance WriterIs cyber coverage keeping up with the type, frequency and severity of attacks?
Business, interrupted
April 3, 2020 Brooke Smith, Freelance WriterBusinesses can lose revenue in any number of ways. Increasingly, they can be shut down for political risks that are beyond the company’s control. Examples of emerging business interruption risks include trade wars, armed conflicts, or political protests. As businesses…
Sticker Shock
April 1, 2020 Greg Meckbach, Associate EditorHow will underwriters assess your organization’s commercial property risk? A guide to help risk managers avoid renewal surprises in a tough market environment
When is hard actually hard?
March 30, 2020 By Sarah Cunningham-ScharfCanadian brokers assess the current market in commercial lines, noting the contrast with what’s happening in personal lines
Why insurers are training in design thinking
March 20, 2020 Jason Contant, Online EditorCanadian P&C professionals have approached Cookhouse Labs, an industry innovation hub, to help with staff training. Cookhouse co-founder Sven Roehl (pictured here) and Ibeth Ramos, Cookhouse’s program manager and innovation coach, explain why.
– As told to Jason Contant
Tech Partnerships
March 12, 2020 Greg Meckbach, Associate EditorDoes Aon’s recent acquisition of CoverWallet signal a trend towards brokerages buying insurtechs?
Talent war goes high-tech
March 10, 2020 Jason Contant, Online EditorHow carriers and brokerages are leveraging tech to overcome their Number 1 threat
Hitting the Target
March 9, 2020 Robyn Croll, VP, Goose DigitalHow data, strategy and technology can help you drive growth from your existing cutomer base during a hard market
LGBTQ: More than just letters
March 8, 2020 Dexter Morse, Director, International Air Transport AssociationDiscrimination persists in workplaces against the LGBTQ community. Being more welcoming can boost your competitive positioning
Sound and Fury
March 7, 2020 David Gambrill, Editor in ChiefWho will decide the epic battle going on in B.C. over public v. private auto?
Big Moves – Leadership change at BMS vendor
March 5, 2020 by Greg MeckbachPat Durepos is leaving Keal Technology, the broker management system vendor he sold to Vertafore
Snowed Under
March 3, 2020 Naomi GrosmanCanada gets a lot of snow. So why is it so difficult to find snowplow insurance in this country?