Understanding Earthquake Planning and Compliance

Next Monday, October 6^th, Catastrophe Response Unit (CRU) will be hosting the final in our 2014 series of Earthquake Response Seminars for Property and Casualty insurance executives.

This complimentary event will be held at the Toronto Trump Hotel on Bay Street.  The seminar will start with a 7:30 breakfast followed by presentations from industry experts and ending at 9:30 with a question and answers segment.

The focus for this seminar is the sharing of the unique Canadian issues regarding current earthquake modeling and appreciating the challenges that will potentially disrupt an effective and realistic insurance company response plan.  At the same time OSFI’s expectations of Claims Executives have never been higher. Is your company meeting those expectations?

The presentations will include the most recent IBC study as well as scientific discussions lead by Dr Kristy Tiampo from the Institute of Catastrophic Loss Reduction (ICLR).  Industry executive, Carol Jardine will share the expectations and compliance needs of senior insurance company executives in this world of increasing risk.

The topics will assist attendees to evaluate their organization beyond the “traditional” catastrophe preparations that have been recently challenged by increasing Climate change related weather events, and assist in your preparations to meet the needs and expectations of today’s customers.     

Reservations are limited to industry executives and senior claims management. To reserve a place for this event, please email: quakeinfo@cruadjusters.com  

About CRU:

Catastrophe Response Unit is a Canadian independent adjusting company. Operating throughout North America, CRU provides disaster and catastrophe services and consultation with adjusting specialties in residential, commercial, auto, and environmental claims. Utilizing the latest technology and industry proven processes, we provide exceptional customer service while managing the loss adjusting expense and indemnity of every claim.