Occurrence vs. Claims Made Policies Explained
The key difference between an occurrence and a claims-made policy is in the mechanism the policy uses for activating coverage; what needs to occur, and when, in order for …
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What Tech Start-ups need to know about Technology Errors & Omissions Insurance
This article takes a close look at the legal liability tech start-ups typically face, that a Technology Errors & Omissions insurance policy is designed to address.
Continuing Education Insurance Credits for Insurance Brokers in Canada
Licensed insurance brokers in Canada are required to take qualifying courses and training each year in order to maintain their license.
Alberta Insurance Council Continuing Education Credit Requirements
This article provides a summary of the annual continuing education (CE) requirements set by the Alberta Insurance Council.
The Insurance Council of BC Continuing Education Credit Requirements
This article provides a summary of the annual continuing education (CE) requirements as set by the Insurance Council of BC on June 1, 2021.
What is a Self-Study CE/CPD Course?
A self-study CE/CPD course is a course that is completed individually by the student on their own time and schedule. Self-study courses need to meet certain requirements in order to be approved for …
Learning with the Insurance Training Center
Learning with the Insurance Training Center – this article and video walk you through the Insurance Training Center online learning system. Learn how to access the Student Dashboard, use the tools to manage your account, customize …
How the Insurance Training Center Builds Great Courses
The Insurance Training Center takes pride in delivering high quality courses on professional and management liability insurance and related topics.
Understanding Loss Ratio
A loss ratio is a quick way to evaluate the financial health and profitability of an insurance company. This article explains how to calculate the ratio and what insights you can gain from it. Also, we look at some …
What is Employee Dishonesty Coverage?
Employee dishonesty coverage is insurance protection for employers, in the event an employee steals from them. This coverage is commonly not a standalone coverage but rather, is an insuring agreement within a commercial crime insurance policy.