Insurance for construction projects - the basics

The Canadian insurance industry is on the brink of a customer-centric transformation. To survive this monumental industry shift, carriers must understand what customers really want, and effectively deliver this vision. You cannot afford to lag behind on customer-focused innovation, you must deliver interactive, personalized on-demand products, communications and experiences throughout the journey. Hear from the following speakers: Catherine Bishop ,Vice President, RBC Insurance. Scott Marnoch, AVP, Innovation, Insurance Solutions, Individual Customer, Great-West Life.

Cyber has emerged as one of the fastest growing lines of insurance globally cyber-insurance-underwriting-slides-150x112with over 70 insurance carriers underwriting the cyber risk of companies. But how does the security industry’s view about what makes a good or bad risk differ from the emerging consensus from cyber underwriters? In this webinar, panelists shared results of an analysis that compares the views of 10 leading Cyber Insurance underwriters, leading Fortune 1000 CISOs and the Symantec Cyber Insurance underwriting team. Sponsored by Symantec, the free, one-hour webinar revealed substantial disagreement within the underwriting community, as well as between underwriters and CISOs about how to analyze a risk.

This webinar looks at emerging and potential future policy solutions to plug the adequacy gap. This includes looking at future automatic pension transfer solutions to reduce the level of small pots in light of the industry’s work; what the future for automatic enrolment looks like as we get closer to the Government’s committed deadline for expanding the eligibility criteria; and whether the current tax relief system provides the right incentives to save.

It’s a quiet crisis that has flown under the radar: Job-based health plans have become unaffordable for a growing share of the 156 million Americans who rely on them. Rising health care prices have led to soaring deductibles and out-of-pocket costs, prompting hard decisions: Half of American families with job-based plans say they ration trips to the doctor, bypass the ER, and leave prescriptions unfilled, according to a recent survey by the Los Angeles Times and the Kaiser Family Foundation.