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What’s New: In Brief (May 08, 2007)


May 8, 2007   by Canadian Underwriter


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After 20 years of service at BDC, Brian K. Hammond, director, risk management and insurance, is retiring.
During Brians time with us, BDC has benefited from his sound advice, and wise counsel on risk management, insurance matters and claim-related problems, Paul Buron, BDC executive vice-president and chief financial officer, said in a press release.
In this specialized role, he has earned much deserved respect, both internally and externally, for his technical knowledge and expertise.
He often served as master of ceremony for company events, in addition to singing, dancing and golfing, Buron added.
Many who have had the opportunity to work (and play) with Brian will miss his warmth and great sense of humour.

The National Bank Insurance has announced a new discount insurance package aimed at customers who choose to leave the car at home and find other methods of transportation.
This package is a way to motivate drivers to seek out more ecological means of transportation, such as the subway or bus, or walking or riding their bike, Danielle Aubin, vice-president, operations, at National Bank Insurance, said in a press release.
In keeping with this environmental focus, National Bank is also offering insurance rates for hybrid cars that could reduce clients premiums by roughly 10% versus the competition, a National Bank Insurance statement says.


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