Jhoanna Hines
Jhoanna Hines

Insurance Business Canada

Jhoanna Hines

lead cover writer

5 years experience

Jhoanna's specialty topics

M&A emerging and specialty risk insurance regulation and market conduct

Jhoanna is a lead cover writer at Key Media specializing in B2B editorial across North American, Australian, and Asian markets. Her writing spans HR, wealth management, mortgage, and insurance, with bylines in Human Resources Director, Wealth Professional Canada, Mortgage Professional, Insurance Business, and more.

She earned a certificate in freelance journalism from the British College of Journalism and also holds a Bachelor's degree in English. Jhoanna brings that editorial foundation to writing for the web, helping Key Media's articles reach the right professional audiences online.

How I think about writing for this industry…

“My goal is to write stories that matter to insurance professionals in a clear, factual way – no hype, no exaggeration. I always aim to establish a link between the story and how it impacts our readers and their clients”

Also published by

Human Resources Director · Canadian HR Reporter · Investment News · Benefits and Pensions Monitor · Mortgage Professional

Featured content from Jhoanna

Eco-anxiety now a workplace mental health risk — what it means for SME benefit plans Co-operators' flood cover reaches 745,000 as Canada's insurance gap widens

Previous experience

  • Key Media — SEO editor and content writer
  • Key Media — Jr. SEO editor

Education

  • Bachelor of Arts in English, University of the Philippines
  • Certificate in Freelance Journalism, British College of Journalism
  • Subediting Masterclass, National Council for the Training of Journalists

Read the latest stories by Jhoanna

US and Canadian construction insurance are moving apart at the coverage level
LEG3 remains standard in Canada while US insurers replace it with proprietary wordings carrying stricter defect definitions and higher deductibles
US and Canadian construction insurance are moving apart at the coverage level
Manitoba expands flood relief as coverage gap tests brokers province-wide
Manitoba's expanded flood assistance programs signal a growing insurance divide – and a harder conversation for brokers
Manitoba expands flood relief as coverage gap tests brokers province-wide
Aon and Linx bring engineering expertise to Canadian energy and property as gap widens
Two specialist hires signal where Canadian brokers and MGAs are directing technical underwriting investment as renewable energy and battery storage risks multiply
Aon and Linx bring engineering expertise to Canadian energy and property as gap widens
European Commission clears Zurich's £8.1 billion acquisition of Beazley
Regulatory green light adds to a growing list of approvals as a decade-defining specialty consolidation nears completion - and signals more market change ahead
European Commission clears Zurich's £8.1 billion acquisition of Beazley
Canadian insurance M&A accelerates as foreign carriers exit retail market
A pattern five years in the making is reshaping the Canadian P&C market – and brokers are caught in the middle of it
Canadian insurance M&A accelerates as foreign carriers exit retail market
Alberta hail insurance market fractures as government stalls on building code reform
Three insurers have already drawn coverage blackout zones in Calgary. Alberta's government is still reviewing building codes. Brokers are caught in the middle
Alberta hail insurance market fractures as government stalls on building code reform
Eco-anxiety now a workplace mental health risk — what it means for SME benefit plans
A first-of-its-kind Canadian study finds eco-anxiety affects nearly six in 10 workers, putting group benefits brokers on notice about a new mental health risk factor
Eco-anxiety now a workplace mental health risk — what it means for SME benefit plans
Co-operators' flood cover reaches 745,000 as Canada's insurance gap widens
With 1.5 million high-risk households still uninsured for flood, Co-operators' all-risk flood product now covers 745,000 – and the national program meant to fill the gap has no launch date
Co-operators' flood cover reaches 745,000 as Canada's insurance gap widens
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