From vendor scams to repeated fraud, small gaps in cover can quietly build into losses far beyond what businesses expect
Branislav Urosevic Apr 10, 2026
Lasith Lansakara says the disconnect between rising claims costs and persistent price pressure is setting up a market correction
Zurich’s Paul Jackson says mid-sized manufacturers face rising tariff, inflation, and supply chain risks, pushing insurers to deliver stability, not just coverage
Behind the headlines, employee theft still drives most claims, exposing small firms’ weak controls, trust and hybrid-work gaps, says BFL expert
Graeme Finnell says small business nuances often disappear in insurance portals – leaving brokers exposed when claims disputes land in court
BFL's Philippe Côté says social engineering and vendor impersonation losses are rising, even as crime insurance remains inexpensive and widely available
Strong capacity and improving results are softening commercial markets, while catastrophe exposure and auto losses keep personal insurance firm, says Nav Dhillon
Riders on Gabriola Island cite tougher liability and home insurance conditions for horse properties as a key driver behind plans for a community arena
Slip-and-fall claims, undeclared subcontractors and weak documentation keep snow removal contractors exposed despite CGL cover
WTW's Grant Williamson shares key insights for SMEs on managing cyber, supply chain and emerging risks
Climate, cyber and supply chain shocks are colliding, forcing Canadian firms to rethink how they understand and structure risk
As ESG rules diverge globally and AI accelerates faster than regulation, Marsh's Robyn Campbell outlines the risks set to define executive liability in the years ahead
