Jonalyn Cueto
Jonalyn Cueto

Insurance Business Canada

Jonalyn Cueto

freelance news writer

11 years experience51,348 Total views on Insurance Business Canada in 2025

Jonalyn's specialty topics

insurance property life and health risks SME

Jonalyn Cueto is a contributor for Key Media. Her coverage spans business, finance, pension fund, private markets, M&A activity, retirement, and employee benefits.

Jonalyn has over six years of writing experience and more than a decade in the journalism industry. Her early writing career focused on current events and lifestyle topics, collaborating with various local and international media outlets primarily as a freelancer.

She has also worked as a book editor and technical editor, editing dissertations, essays, and textbooks—experience that sharpened her attention to structure, clarity, and accuracy in complex material.

Her combined newsroom and editorial experience shapes her approach to financial and business journalism.

She holds a bachelor's degree in mass communications, majoring in journalism, and a master's degree in business administration, majoring in marketing management.

How I think about writing for this industry…

“Clarity and precision are important in everything I write. I want my reporting to do more than just present the facts—I want it to keep readers interested from start to finish.

 

"This is especially important when I’m working with complex or data-heavy information. I try to make the main point clear right away, then build on it with supporting details that are easy to follow without losing the important context”

Also published by

Benefits and Pensions Monitor · Mortgage Professional · Canadian Occupational Safety · The Educator

Featured content from Jonalyn

Insurers push ahead with AI despite skills gap Spring renovation boom exposes coverage gaps in standard home policies IBC: theft falling, but insurance losses still triple 2015 levels

Previous experience

  • Synchrogenix Philippines — technical editor
  • Bookbright Media — freelance technical editor
  • Christian Post — freelance news writer
  • Rex Publishing — editor/proofreader

Education

  • Bachelor of Arts degree in Mass Communications, major in Journalism
  • Master's degree in Business Administration, major in Marketing Management

Read the latest stories by Jonalyn

Allianz taps AIG veteran to lead global captive solutions business
New leader will oversee fronting and captive solutions across international network
Allianz taps AIG veteran to lead global captive solutions business
Group conversions carry hidden mortality risk, Canadian Institute of Actuaries finds
New report shows self-selection drives higher early-duration mortality
Group conversions carry hidden mortality risk, Canadian Institute of Actuaries finds
Ottawa storms test 2026's softer reinsurance forecast
Brokers face a lag between eased national pricing and local loss frequency
Ottawa storms test 2026's softer reinsurance forecast
McDougall's Duliban arm strikes third 2026 deal
Duliban combines with Tripemco as Definity's broker platform nears $2 billion
McDougall's Duliban arm strikes third 2026 deal
HUB International names new tax liability practice chief
Canada's Bill C-31 is expanding CRA audit powers and raising the stakes on unresolved tax positions inherited through acquisitions
HUB International names new tax liability practice chief
Canada's fourth-worst wildfire season has barely dented P&C insurer results
40,000 sq km burned nationally. BC and Alberta, the provinces where wildfire losses historically hit property insurance hardest, have seen well below average fire activity
Canada's fourth-worst wildfire season has barely dented P&C insurer results
RBC Insurance profit falls despite bank's record quarter
A 20% profit decline in a record quarter tells you something about where the pressure is inside RBC's insurance book - and what advisers distributing those products should be watching at renewal
RBC Insurance profit falls despite bank's record quarter
Record Ottawa rainfall drives $439 million storm claims
Ottawa's record July 1 rainfall produced more than double the property damage of the 2019 Ottawa River flood. The federal flood insurance program missed its April 2026 launch with no new date confirmed
Record Ottawa rainfall drives $439 million storm claims
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