Impact of Tariffs on Commercial Brokerage Clients
Seven months after trade war discussions dominated Canada's news, tariffs remain a significant concern for commercial brokerage clients and insurers.
"The biggest issue...that's directly related to U.S. business risks are tariffs,"
says Oren Schemool, head of professional lines at HDI Global SE - Canada. Tariffs have a direct impact on the Canadian economy and pose concerns for insured companies operating in the U.S.
- Many Canadian companies have global operations, making them vulnerable to tariff-driven cost increases.
- These firms must consider how tariffs will affect local economies and their ability to absorb additional costs.
Author's summary: Tariffs remain a primary concern for commercial brokers and clients.
More News
- Importing beef is not the solution | GABEL
- Newsom considering 2028 run, calls Trump an ‘invasive species’
- MCU: Jeremy Allen White Responds to Popular X-Men Fan Casting
- Landmark New Report Shows Canadian Lobbyists Represent Major Polluters Alongside Environmental Groups
- Eglin battalion chief and wife lose Crestview home to lightning strike, community rallies in support
- Why we must work together for a balanced drinking culture
- SJHN Daily: Celebrini Named NHL First Star of the Week
- Sweden’s still ahead in the preparedness game — and now it means business
- Biofuels and ethanol key to the future of U.S. agriculture - High Plains Journal
- NGS Streamlines Biomarker Testing in Solid Tumors | Oncology Nursing News