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New Brunswick changes law to ban credit scoring in all classes of insurance
Senior staff changes at Aviva Canada
New Ontario auto insurance regulations to take effect Sept. 1, 2010
Insurers turning to price optimization: Celent
A stroke speculatively caused by an auto collision entitles victim to accident benefits: FSCO
RSA Canada sees increased premium growth
Earthquake in Chile could exceed $2 billion in insured losses
What's New: In Brief
Rising claims loss costs fueled by economy
Women make up 17% of the board members in Canada's finance and insurance companies: Catalyst

New Brunswick changes law to ban credit scoring in all classes of insurance

Senior staff changes at Aviva Canada

New Ontario auto insurance regulations to take effect Sept. 1, 2010

Insurers turning to price optimization: Celent

A stroke speculatively caused by an auto collision entitles victim to accident benefits: FSCO

RSA Canada sees increased premium growth

Earthquake in Chile could exceed $2 billion in insured losses

What's New: In Brief

Rising claims loss costs fueled by economy

Women make up 17% of the board members in Canada's finance and insurance companies: Catalyst

New Brunswick changes law to ban credit scoring in all classes of insurance (4)
Crash & Burn (3)
Ban on hand-held devices while driving fails to reduce risk of crash: HLDI (3)
IBAO says IBC credit scoring principles "create a false sense of security" (3)
Uncertain legal status for a new method of calculating income loss after breadwinner's death: lawyer (2)
CCIR revises undertaking "to allow companies more flexibility in their business models" (2)
Women make up 17% of the board members in Canada's finance and insurance companies: Catalyst (2)
Absence Of Malice (1)
IBC posts insurers' voluntary Code of Conduct related to credit scoring (1)
Mind the Gap (1)

New Brunswick changes law to ban credit scoring in all classes of insurance (4)

Crash & Burn (3)

Ban on hand-held devices while driving fails to reduce risk of crash: HLDI (3)

IBAO says IBC credit scoring principles "create a false sense of security" (3)

Uncertain legal status for a new method of calculating income loss after breadwinner's death: lawyer (2)

CCIR revises undertaking "to allow companies more flexibility in their business models" (2)

Women make up 17% of the board members in Canada's finance and insurance companies: Catalyst (2)

Absence Of Malice (1)

IBC posts insurers' voluntary Code of Conduct related to credit scoring (1)

Mind the Gap (1)

New Brunswick changes law to ban credit scoring in all classes of insurance
New Ontario auto insurance regulations to take effect Sept. 1, 2010
What's New: In Brief

New Brunswick changes law to ban credit scoring in all classes of insurance

New Ontario auto insurance regulations to take effect Sept. 1, 2010

What's New: In Brief