A.M. Best Analysts to Address Property & Casualty Risk Officer’s Forum in Canada
Thomson and McLean will discuss A.M. Best’s updated capital adequacy model and the role of enterprise risk management within Best’s Credit Rating Methodology. The event will be held in the office of
Thomson oversees a team of analysts who cover approximately 70 personal and commercial lines writers of various sizes, including approximately 20 Canadian insurers that write various lines of business. McLean serves as a lead analyst and oversees a portfolio of property/casualty insurers that is composed primarily of
PACICC is an industry-funded, non-profit organization that serves in part to fulfill claims against member insurers who become insolvent. Pre-registration for this event is required. The registration deadline is
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