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Telework safeguards employee performance
Telework: life and health and P&C insurers unveil their models
Life and health insurance: 77 insurers' results at a glance
Property and casualty insurance: 179 insurers’ results at a glance
A P&C MGA takes a gamble on life and health insurance
Getting past Canadians’ false sense of security about group life benefits
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Consolidation now targeting small firms and blocks of business
APEXA: Membership growing despite hurdles
Insurance for high net worth clients regains momentum despite social distancing
Tourism will rebound faster than business travel
Vaccination will help tourism resume
Giant or not, Intact will continue to make decisions locally
Innovation and ESG funds
Outperforming the global industry can shield Intact from a hostile bid
Two risks weighing down life insurers’ balance sheets
Mutual funds: COVID-19 is revolutionizing distribution
Key characteristics of whole life par, non-par and universal life insurance
Post-pandemic advice for reaching your clients
Pharmacogenomics study shows link between testing and better health outcomes
COVID-19: Higher insurance amounts with no medical exam may last
Financial Horizons Group aims to offer advisors client data in one place
The pandemic is accelerating the digital shift and reinforcing the value of advice
Outlook for insurers in Q2 and beyond
COVID-19: Insurers refine processes
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COVID-19 and digital transformation: CAILBA hopes new ways are here to stay
Industry steps up cyber security efforts
Some MGAs find telecommuting more efficient
Insurers remain buyers...to varying degrees
Tax authorities harden their stance
B2B Bank loans make a strong comeback
Seg fund sales decline
AFL expands range of financing partners
More consolidators needed to buy life firms
Uncovering financial crime