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Casualty Canada Excess and Umbrella Powerful Capabilities for Excess and International Casualty Insurance Start Overview Creative Collaboration. Our dedicated, experienced Casualty team is known for…
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Casualty Customized Coverage Against Catastrophic Loss In the blink of an eye, a catastrophic liability loss can devastate a company’s balance sheet and operations. CNA’s Excess Casualty team helps…
Core Appetite: • Software Developers • IT Service Firms • Hardware Manufacturers • Electronic Companies • Internet Service Providers • Media Organizations – Print & Electronic Typical type and…
As cyber insurance becomes a mainstream product, the insurance industry needs to consider how we prepare for large losses and ensure that we are cognisant of where claims are likely to come from.
According to a study by CNA Risk Control, failing to take steps to address slip and fall hazards in commercial real estate facilities can lead to costly claims. Learn three ways you can prevent slips and falls through proper floor maintenance and careful vendor selection.
Risk Control When preparing for a flood, a detailed checklist should be developed indicating the order in which processes are to be shut down and the facility secured. The length of time needed (…
Risk Control | Canada When you are walking through your operations, whether they involve manufacturing, assembly, warehouse or construction, observe your employees bending to pick up material or…
Underwriting Appetite Overview At CNA Canada, we take a measured, disciplined and assertive approach to underwriting. We offer a broad range of products and services backed by an experienced team of…
Casualty Customized Solutions for Unique Casualty Exposures As litigation increases, punitive awards skyrocket and major cultural shifts emerge, CNA understands that a “one size fits all” approach…