Jason Contant is an Associate Editor at Canadian Underwriter. With over a decade of experience in journalism, he focuses on themes such as insurance, climate change, energy policy, and water management, exploring the intersections of these critical areas. Jason has also been featured in The Weekly Voice LTD and Canadian Underwriter.
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Jason Contant, with a national focus on Canada and Toronto, covers diverse topics within business and industry. His articles often cite data and report government announcements. Therefore, he would likely be interested in expert analysis or commentary based on credible data related to insurance, cybersecurity issues, natural disasters (such as wildfires), mergers & acquisitions within the Canadian business landscape.
Given his coverage of real estate industry matters such as high insurance costs for homeowners and its connection to natural disasters like wildfires, pitches could offer insights into trends impacting real estate markets from an economic or regulatory perspective across Canada or specific regions like Toronto.
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Claim severity increased significantly across successive ten-year periods while claim frequency remained comparatively stable.
By: Jason Contant
The grass fire was considered sufficiently under control that training exercises were allowed to continue at the base in central Alberta.
By: Jason Contant
Operational technology systems in manufacturing plants are not as protected as traditional information technology systems
By: Jason Contant
According to Aon, Cat losses in Canada are tracking at nearly $4 billion, driven by wildfire, severe convective storm and flood events.
Dentons lawyer Laurie LaPalme recommends brokers look at anti-steering clauses and document it on paper to protect themselves.
Nobody has a crystal ball, but one executive predicts competitiveness in commercial lines at least through 2027.
Accountability needs to be kept top of mind when introducing AI into P&C insurance operations, IBAOcon speakers say.
Cyber accumulation events could present the next big surprise for insurers, says Aviva executive Paul Fletcher.
By: Jason Contant
De Havilland's vice president of corporate affairs, Neil Sweeney, says there are "no enough aircraft for the fires of today."
Cyber accumulation risk and AI present cyber product opportunities, speakers said at IBAOcon iStock.com/Aree Sarak Print LinkedIn
