Alyssa Di Sabatino

When a wildfire devastates a community, brokers step up. Not just with insurance policy support, but with guidance and empathy.  

Learning new technology can wear away at a broker’s time and energy, which is already stretched thin by their work.

Brokers beware: Canadian IT professionals are more hesitant to implement AI into their cybersecurity plans than the rest of the globe, finds new survey results.  

Brokerages that aren’t leading on DEI face a chicken-and-egg paradox when it comes to building a diverse and inclusive workforce

Insurance is in climate change debt, and clients are paying the price. But there is a money-saving strategy that also protects clients.

Hub International has acquired a Saskatchewan-based farm insurance brokerage and parametric solutions company, Global Ag Risk Solutions. 

Donald Trump’s return to the White House will have an acute effect on trade, economics and inevitably insurance in Canada.

Cyber rates are moderating, even softening, from their historic highs seen in previous years. Yet, a growing protection gap, lack of diversification and increased sophistication in artificial intelligence (AI) attacks could halt the market yet, an AM Best expert shared…

From paper cheques to mailed policies, the insurance industry is facing potential disruption as Canada Post union workers gear up to strike.

Editor’s Note: The Insurance Institute of Canada announced the winners of its annual leadership awards last week. Below, CU caught up with the winner of the Institute’s Emerging Leader Award, Emily Gray, claims manager at Peace Hills Insurance. Last week, on…