Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC) applauds the leadership of municipalities in adapting to climate change by taking steps to reduce water damage.
Born in 1910, Sam Green of Canada Salvage talks to Canadian Underwriter about his interest and professional career in salvage — a way of life that has spanned about eight decades.
1 Two new Ontario Bar Association (OBA) executives are insurance law specialists. Lee Akazaki, the OBA’s new president, is a lawyer at Gilbertson, Davis, Emerson in Toronto. He specializes in personal injury, property damage, coverage disputes, commercial law, professional responsibility…
What does it take to be ‘cool?’ If you know your audience and can connect with them using a simple, direct and supercharged message, you have the makings of a ‘viral’ industry ad campaign.
CSIO award-winner Karl Greenlaw sees a bright future for broker-carrier connectivity — and it doesn’t include company portals.
How insurers are using predictive modelling to better refine their premium pricing.
The Information Era has led to the development of new technologies for storing digital information, creating novel data risks to manage.
Premium financing is good for business, great for clients and now, with new technology, easier than you think.
RIMS Canada Conference Co-Chairs David Buzzeo and Gwen Tassone are constructing a ‘Gateway to Excellence’ using five key building blocks.
The Canadian Standards Association has adopted ISO 31000, a newly developed risk management standard.
Opinion/Analysis: What can insurers and brokers do to win over mid-market companies? The answer lies in providing risk management solutions tailored to the unique needs of smaller companies.
iClarify has emerged as part of the industry’s effort to bolster insurance-to-value data validation.