Matthew Sellers

Matthew Sellers

Matthew Sellers is a financial journalist who loves to write about the news that affects professional readers. His specialities include mortgage, insurance and HR topics. He has written for a wide range of titles.

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Personalization or bust: Why 60% of insurance customers are ready to walk

Personalization or bust: Why 60% of insurance customers are ready to walk

It's not necessarily premiums or claims disputes that lose customers

Multiple vessels hit or destroyed, UAE port hit as US and Iran trade fire in Hormuz

Multiple vessels hit or destroyed, UAE port hit as US and Iran trade fire in Hormuz

US military says it is not doing ship-to-ship escorts as hostilities escalate

The smoke-free generation and what it could mean for Canadian insurance

The smoke-free generation and what it could mean for Canadian insurance

Britain has just made history by legislating away an entire category of future risk. Canadian insurers - and the provinces that fund their health systems - should be paying close attention

Can AI save Canadian insurance from its talent crisis?

Can AI save Canadian insurance from its talent crisis?

Canada’s insurance industry is confronting a demographic reckoning that has been building for years

The Iran War's hidden insurance crisis

The Iran War's hidden insurance crisis

Losses are falling precisely between policy wordings

Iran threatens international tourist sites as war with U.S. and Israel deepens

Iran threatens international tourist sites as war with U.S. and Israel deepens

Tehran vows attacks on parks and tourist hubs as war with U.S. and Israel escalates, raising fears for travelers worldwide

Chubb picked to lead US insurance backstop for Hormuz shipping

Chubb picked to lead US insurance backstop for Hormuz shipping

The insurer will act as lead underwriter for a DFC reinsurance scheme backing as much as US$20 billion in war-related losses

War risk cover expires today for shipping as risks escalate

War risk cover expires today for shipping as risks escalate

Rising Gulf tensions and Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz triggered insurers to cancel war risk cover under standard short notice clauses

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Global turbulence is reshaping climate risk for Canadian businesses

Aon’s Daniel Ocampo explains how sustainability, global risks and energy transition are reshaping insurance capacity, pricing and strategy for Canadian businesses today

In 2026, SMEs face evolving risks and opportunities and need the right broker to navigate them

WTW's Grant Williamson shares key insights for SMEs on managing cyber, supply chain and emerging risks

Why interconnected threats are reshaping complex risk strategy in Canada

Climate, cyber and supply chain shocks are colliding, forcing Canadian firms to rethink how they understand and structure risk

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