The digital tool that’s a game changer for brokers
RSA Pro™ is already proving to be a game-changer for brokers who have implemented the digital tool into their daily activities
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.
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The need for improved connectivity in insurance
The insurance industry may have been a bit slower than other sectors to embrace technological innovation in the past, but that is beginning to change
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The crucial components of a modern cyber policy for small to medium enterprises
It is estimated that approximately 60% of small to medium enterprises have experienced a cyberattack and did not have adequate coverage folded within a year
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Top tips for drivers tackling harsh winter weather
RSA expert shares some advice for those hitting icy roads
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Why the human factor is crucial in catastrophe management
IBC looks into how one of Canada’s leading insurers goes far beyond providing insurance coverage
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Minimizing losses in the BC wildfires
Anthony Black from RSA Canada gives brokers some tips to share with their clients
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Why the insurance industry is split on regulation changes
In the second part of an InsuranceBusiness.ca series, Ryan Jones from RSA Canada discusses how regulators’ lack of clarity is causing widespread concern
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Significant changes proposed to Ontario regulations
In the first of a special series, Ryan Jones from RSA Canada tells Insurance Business how proposed changes to the Boilers and Pressure Vessels Regulation in Ontario will impact the insurance industry
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Brokers, are you ready to embrace value based selling?
An industry expert and educator tells Insurance Business why brokers need to adapt their sales strategy
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Are you prepared for the worst case scenario?
A year after wildfires ripped through Fort McMurray, wildfire season is here again and many Canadians are at risk