Trisura says a $50,000 sublimit can be misleading, and the best control against employee theft might just be a whistleblower hotline
Branislav Urosevic Aug 10, 2026
Hub International's Jooste says businesses waiting out the uncertainty rather than managing it proactively are positioning themselves to lose
Boards worried about exotic new liabilities from AI and ESG are missing the point, the real exposure is the same old duties of accuracy and oversight, just running through new channels
Oren Schemool of HDI Global Specialty says premiums are still falling across the board, but the real signal of a market turn will show up in reinsurance treaties long before it hits primary pricing
Sentencing outcome for former office manager draws renewed attention to employee dishonesty coverage
85% of A&E professional liability carriers report rising claims severity as Sedgwick builds out its Canadian delegated authority technical capability
Trisura's Lesley Rowe says capacity flooded back into directors and officers cover so quickly that adequacy may not be clear until the claims mature years from now
BFL Canada's Nellie Lindner says underwriters won't automatically cover AI use, and a human checking the output is the non-negotiable
Because claims turn on a client's subjective expectations, even an unfounded matter can mean years of defence costs and lasting reputational harm
Navacord's Robert Beeston breaks down how these pressures are colliding to change how construction risk gets priced and placed
NFP's Randy Ramkissoon says one GPS tracker isn't enough anymore – thieves know where to look, and the claims are getting more severe
BFL Canada's Hector Plascencia says the gap between identifying a risk and actually understanding its business impact is where most organizations fall short
