Tag: "Property And Casualty"

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Desjardins Group first-quarter earnings increase 17.9 percent to $421 million

The Quebec-based financial cooperative said its caisse network, Desjardins Card Services and, in particular, the Property and Casualty Insurance segment posted strong growth in business volumes

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Insurance and investment giant Fairfax Financial posts Q1 loss of $1.3M

The company recently doubled its stake in Research In Motion (TSX:RIM) after the BlackBerry maker announced a new chief executive and revamped board of directors. Watsa also took a seat on its board

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ACE announces appointments in its Canadian operations

Andrew Hollenberg appointed as Country President, ACE Canada; David Brosnan appointed Division President, ACE Canada Property and Casualty and Chief Underwriting Officer

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Starting July 1, some insurance premiums to be taxed in Manitoba

IBC says addition of 7 percent Retail Sales Tax will hurt consumers

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Fireman’s Fund, Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty to bring entertainment division to Canada

Fireman’s Fund has more than 90 dedicated entertainment underwriters, customer service, claims and risk services experts in Burbank, Santa Monica, Dallas, Minneapolis, New York City, London, and now Toronto

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RIBO warns of unlicensed brokers operating in Ontario

RIBO says United Brokers Insurance and Progress Insurance is not licensed to conduct automobile insurance in the province and Ottawa Insurance Broker Service is not licensed for P&C business

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P&C insurers with earthquake exposure in BC, Quebec must report to OSFI

P&C insurers must report to OSFI their earthquake exposure by April 15

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The Hartford leaving annuity business to focus on property and casualty business

The company said the P&C, group benefits and mutual funds businesses each has a competitive market position, strong capital generating ability and lower sensitivity to capital markets

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Increase in weather-related, commercial claims hits Desjardins General Insurance Group’s 2011 profit

“Overall, 2011 was an excellent year and we are taking steps to ensure this success continues despite the challenges of a competitive market and a low interest rate environment,” said Sylvie Paquette

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HSBC sells Asian, Latin America businesses to AXA and QBE

HBSC and its subsidiary Hang Seng Bank are selling its general insurance businesses in Hong Kong, Singapore, Argentina and Mexico for a total of $914 million

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What’s important to Canadian insurance consumers?

“We’re seeing a perfect storm of increased expectations and accessible technology, which means the insurance industry is now facing a more demanding customer than ever before. The choice is clear: suppliers must move toward a more consumer-centric business model, or risk being left behind as clients seek alternatives.”

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Catastrophes cost US P&C industry $408 billion since 1990

Natural catastrophe caused claims payouts to U.S. P&C policyholders grew seven-fold as a share of total claims payouts between 1960 and 2010

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Canadian collision losses lower in 2011 than in 2010

In the fourth quarter of 2011, the Canadian average initial gross appraisal for comprehensive coverage was $3,351 – $21 lower than in the same quarter a year earlier

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The Hartford stakeholder calls for breakup of insurer

Company’s largest shareholder, with 8.4% of shares, says insurer should spin off Life and P&C lines

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Intact Financial takes charges for AXA acquisition but operating income rises

Property and casualty insurance provider Intact Financial Corp. (TSX:IFC) reported Wednesday a drop in fourth-quarter profit to $84 million from a year-earlier $107 million on charges related to its AXA Canada acquisition

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Economical Insurance announces board of directors appointments

David Wilson, past chair of OSC, and Richard Freeborough, chair of International Order of Foresters, join Economical’s board of directors

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Monique Leroux reelected as Chair of the Board, President and CEO of Desjardins Group

Leroux will begin her second and last mandate on March 31, 2012

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Staying competitive in the Canadian insurance industry

Canadian life and P&C insurers who focus on key areas may still be able to achieve growth despite the relatively flat economy, says Ernst & Young

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Canadian commercial insurance rates to remain stable, says Marsh

Many insurers continue to view Canada as a good place to do business, which has continued to fuel competition in the marketplace; however, mergers and reorganizations in the insurance industry could negatively impact available capacity in 2012

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