Topic Loss Trends
Staging an Intervention
April 21, 2020 by David GambrillAs difficult as this may be for brokers to hear, market swings in the competitive environment of the P&C insurance industry are inevitable. During soft markets, when capacity is plentiful, companies will use that capacity to lower premium rates to…
B.C.’s move to no-fault
April 8, 2020 by Jason Contant, Online EditorWhat the province’s changes to auto insurance mean for drivers, brokers, and the legal system
Business, interrupted
April 3, 2020 by 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 by 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
Which way is winter tire usage trending in Canada?
November 21, 2019 by Adam MalikCanadians are getting the message when it comes to the importance of driving with winter tires, a new study has found. But Insurance Bureau of Canada warned that more than just strapping them to your car is enough to ensure…
The enemy within
October 12, 2019 by Dr. Dexter Morse, Director, Insurance & Risk Management, International Air Transport Association (IATA)Rogue employees may be plotting ways to cause damage to your clients’ business. How to advise your clients on managing the risk
Trial by Fire
October 6, 2019 by Glenn Gibson, Joe Toscano & David E. BridgesWhat to think about when selecting the right expert for fire and explosion cases