FREE Membership Sign in

JavaScript is disabled in your browser.

In order visualise this page, please follow these steps.

Severe weather events topped $2 billion in Canada last year

By Susan Yellin | Jan. 18, 2022, 10:30 a.m.

Photo: visualhunt

Climate change hit Canada from coast to coast in 2021.

This article is reserved to PRO Level subscribers

Discover the PRO Level

The most popular in P&C

Reinsurers expected to bear the financial brunt of Baltimore ship-bridge collision

New tool available to help municipalities mitigate flood risk

BrokerLink closes three transactions

Make your business shine with Visibility360!

Get a PDF version to share in your networks.

I'm interested

Headlines

Direct simplified issue offerings benefit advisors eventually

Income inequality gap widens in 2023

Your client’s concerns in 2024

Related topics …

Flash

Direct simplified issue offerings benefit advisors eventually

Harnesssing group insurance data: The Power of statistics

Race to insure electric vehicles could change the industry

Insurers boosted by simplified issue insurance sales

INSURANCE BUREAU OF CANADA (IBC)

Quebec flood zone map raises concerns even before its release

National Flood Insurance Program promised again in budget

Commercial truck driver training lacking

Some Albertans prefer current “at fault” automobile insurance system

MUNICH RE

Climatic events weighed on insurers’ results in 2023

Catastrophes in Europe cause series of billion-euro market losses

Advisor support: The key to critical illness sales

Cancer drives surge in claims

Special risks

Natural catastrophe losses globally exceed $43-billion

Agent who defrauded retired couple banned from securities registration

Embracing artificial intelligence is crucial for industry

New tool available to help municipalities mitigate flood risk

Climate changes

Cancer incidence higher for those living within 50 kilometers of a wildfire

Reinsurers perform strongly despite catastrophe losses in 2023

Global insured losses exceed USD $100-billion for fourth consecutive year

Water risks are an opportunity for investors

Analytic

Income inequality gap widens in 2023

Your client’s concerns in 2024

Tips for increasing your firm’s value

Insurers pushing their limits in accelerated underwriting

Indemnisation

Electric vehicle drivers should expect to pay more for insurance

Reinsurers expected to bear the financial brunt of Baltimore ship-bridge collision

Insurance and collision repair industries being reshaped in the United States

Most Canadian homeowners do not carry sufficient coverage

Damages

Impaired driving: Surprises at the emergency room

Severe thunderstorm damages reach all-time high

AM Best launches cyber questionnaire, calls for companies to stress test operations

Insurance Bureau calls for federal stolen vehicle strategy