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Hosted by Canadian Underwriter · news · EN · 24 episodes
What's on Dec? offers engaging discussions with some of the P&C industry’s sharpest minds on emerging issues affecting carriers, brokers, claims professionals, risk professionals and the industry’s supply chain partners.
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Episode #31
Greg Purdy, CEO of Rival Insurance Technology Inc., gives an overview of the insurtech landscape, discusses CSIO’s broker connectivity solution and outlines what brokers and MGAs should consider when looking to modernize.
Episode #30
Brett Boadway, Executive Director of the Canadian Association of Managing General Agents (CAMGA), describes her professional ‘Eras’ tour within Canada’s property and casualty insurance industry. Most recently, she has taken a deep dive into all things MGA and tells CU about what she’s learned leading the country’s national MGA trade association.
What's on Dec?
Sophia Kudlyk, senior vice president of Hub International Ontario’s cyber practice, discusses the state of the cyber insurance market. She gets into how the Canadian cyber market cycles lag behind the US, coverage pitfalls, and how insurers are advising clients on whether or not to pay out ransomware demands.
Episode #29
<p>Sophia Kudlyk, senior vice president of Hub International Ontario’s cyber practice, discusses the state of the cyber insurance market. She gets into how the Canadian cyber market cycles lag behind the US, coverage pitfalls, and how insurers are advising clients on whether or not to pay out ransomware demands. </p>
Episode #28
<p>Joe D’Annunzio, president of BrokerLink, tells the story of how he got into the property and casualty industry. He traces his professional background, which took him through the U.S. and back into Canada, and how the biggest risk of his career paid off. </p>
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