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Dentons Canada Insurance Law Review

Updates on key developments in Canadian insurance law by a national team of experienced lawyers.

The Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions releases new capital returns guidance for life, property and casualty, and mortgage insurers doing business in Canada

By Laurie LaPalme, Derek Levinsky, and Jesse Collins-Swartz

Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario to propose further regulation of life and health MGA business

By Laurie LaPalme, Marisa Coggin, and Jesse Collins-Swartz

Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario releases new guidance for operational risk management in the rating and underwriting of automobile insurance

By Laurie LaPalme, Derek Levinsky, Marisa Coggin, and Jesse Collins-Swartz

The Final Milestone of IFRS 17: OSFI Issues the Final Insurance Capital Guidelines

By Marisa Coggin and Katie-May O'Donnell

A risk-based perspective for managing technology and cyber risks: OSFI publishes final version of Guideline B-13

By Laurie LaPalme, Derek Levinsky, Katie-May O'Donnell, and Jesse Collins-Swartz

To be or not to be a mortgage – interpretation of a standard mortgage clause

By Sara E. Hart

OSFI proposes new regulatory guidance concerning the management of climate-related risks: What federally regulated institutions should know

By Marisa Coggin and Taschina Ashmeade

The Ontario Court of Appeal affirms broad scope of the duty to defend: What insurers should know

By Douglas B. B. Stewart and Changhai Zhu

OSFI begins consultation process on revised Guideline B-10 – Third-Party Risk Management

By Laurie LaPalme, Marisa Coggin, and Jesse Collins-Swartz

CISRO Finalizes Principles of Conduct for Insurance Intermediaries

By Laurie LaPalme, Derek Levinsky, Marisa Coggin, and Jesse Collins-Swartz

Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario launches its first life and health agent supervisory framework: What insurers and intermediaries should know

By Laurie LaPalme, Marisa Coggin, and Jesse Collins-Swartz

Will an insurer be estopped from denying coverage as a result of a policy violation they were unaware of when they had initially afforded a defence to their insured?

By Sara E. Hart

A guide to: Doing Business in Canada

Canada: Canada is entering a new period of investment and growth, creating opportunities for businesses looking to acquire or expand operations across the country. Turning those opportunities into successful investments [...]

Doing business in Canada: Tax considerations

Canada: Federal income tax is governed by the Income Tax Act (ITA), with the general structural framework in place for years, with residency, permanent establishment, thin capitalization, transfer pricing, and withholding [...]

AI exclusions in D&O and E&O coverage: What insurers and insureds need to know

What happens when the professional judgment your policy was built to protect is no longer entirely human? Artificial intelligence (AI), once a far-fetched idea, now sits at the centre of [...]