Kate McCaffery

“There is a need…for organizations and for firms to catch up and make sure that the right protections are there in terms of policies and how and when people should be using AI.”

Patented Medicine Prices Review Board notes the market entry of new medicines.

Term life and universal life applications saw major year-over-year growth.

“Agentic commerce is quickly becoming a customer preference to find and choose products and that shift is global.”

Initial damage for early September storm covers both property and vehicle claims.

“I want to convince all of you to be prepared for a ransomware attack…”

Associations from Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom and New Zealand organize to confront common problems and emerging risks.

The loss estimate has increased for the severe thunderstorms which affected southern Ontario and Quebec between June 30 and July 3.

“Our mental health, collectively as working individuals, has declined and stayed in a declined state 2.5 times worse that it was seven years ago.”

Growth notable in the property and casualty insurance MGA space.

“The benefit on the pricing and reselection side in commercial and specialty lines is actually producing better outcomes than we anticipated...”

Conference for Advanced Life Underwriting calls for registered account changes and review of business taxation in advance of Budget 2026.

CEO details stronger-than-expected synergies from Travelers acquisition.

CEO suggests return-to-office mandates are affecting disability experience.

CEO discusses growing the company’s asset management business in recent presentation.

Younger clients pull back from insurance while all other age bands show growth.

“AI needs data centres, power grids and increasingly complex infrastructure – and all of it needs insurance.”

“Educating homeowners on actions to protect their homes from flooding or wildfire is by far the greatest return on investment...”

Broker of nearly 50 years pleads guilty to all allegations against her.

“Report provides further validation that the government’s new Care-First insurance system can’t come soon enough.”