Navigating a Hard Market
Paul Lucarelli, SVP of Commercial Insurance at RSA Canada, shares his perspective on the hard market conditions in Canada and what brokers can do today to set themselves up for long-term success
RSA is one of Canada’s leading property and casualty insurance companies in terms of direct written premiums. Part of the RSA group of companies headed by RSA Insurance Group plc., RSA Canada sells home, car and business insurance through more than 800 brokers nationwide.
Navigating a hard market
Paul Lucarelli, SVP of Commercial Insurance at RSA Canada, shares his perspective on the hard market conditions in Canada and what brokers can do today to set themselves up for long-term success
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