Regulatory appeal leads to increased fines for Alberta agent

By The IJ Staff | November 07 2019 10:39AM

An Alberta agent who was originally barred from practice for one year, will keep his certificate of authority after appealing a decision of the Alberta Life Insurance Council. However, his monetary penalty is now higher than initially assessed.

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