FREE Membership Sign in

MENU

JavaScript is disabled in your browser.

In order visualise this page, please follow these steps.

Economic crime reported by more Canadian companies than their global counterparts

By Kate McCaffery | Nov. 25, 2022, 3:28 p.m.

Flash | PWC | Special risks | Analytic | International | Indemnisation | Damages | COVID19

Survey finds organizations’ fraud risk has increased following COVID-19 disruptions.

This article is reserved to PRO Level subscribers

Discover the PRO Level

Advertisement

The most popular in P&C

BrokerLink announces its last acquisition of 2022

Automobile insurance rates hold steady in British Columbia

Desjardins to acquire stake in Canadian insurer

Headlines

Telus examines benefits plan features that are here to stay

Credit union regulator in Ontario publishes new guidance for comment

Information technology professionals surveyed about cyberwarfare

Advertisement

Related topics …

Flash

Telus examines benefits plan features that are here to stay

Credit union regulator in Ontario publishes new guidance for comment

Industry reacts to Alberta’s auto insurance rate freeze decision

Full year mutual fund and exchange traded fund statistics published for 2022

PWC

Insurance industry faces increased cybercrime risk

UV Insurance names new board chair

Advisors need ESG training

Digital framework: Bill 64 is passed

Special risks

Information technology professionals surveyed about cyberwarfare

Aon plc publishes annual climate and catastrophe report

Association continues lobbying provinces ahead of provincial budget releases

Insurance association lobbies province to regulate mental health professionals

Analytic

Full year fund sales decline

A look at belonging and business outcomes

Canadians living beyond their means on average

Severe weather caused $3.1-billion in insured damage in 2022

International

Sun Life expands in Hong Kong

Investment in 2023: Signs of a recession prompt calls for caution

Institutional investors express concerns about stagflation in Natixis survey

Regulator imposes penalties against three former agents

Indemnisation

Beneva drops prescription requirements to soothe physicians

Insurers still hesitant to consider chronic pain as a disease

Natural disasters: Climate change costing insurers dearly

BMO earning: Declines of 10.6% in wealth management, 5.1% in insurance

Damages

Majority of companies have experienced a cybersecurity incident in the past year

Preparedness for cyberattack drops

P&C insurers can absorb the costs of Fiona

Flood Insurance: Solution expected by late 2022

COVID19

Insurance association submits budget recommendations to Alberta

Cost of employer medical benefits forecast to rise 7.5 per cent in 2023

Pension plans better positioned to mitigate risk

Ontario Securities Commission examines exempt market activity