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Town council has directed staff “to write a formal letter to the Ontario Heritage Trust (formerly known as the Ontario Heritage Foundation) to negotiate new terms of a lease agreement ensuring the OHT covers all future capital expenditures required to maintain and preserve” the Museum of Northern History.
Currently the municipality is in the middle of a lengthy multi-year lease agreement with the OHT, an agreement that council feels is no longer financially viable.
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An Insurtech study claims that consumers are demanding more digital services from their insurance companies.
The study is part of the
2020 DXC Insurance Survey Report: The Voice of the US Consumer and highlights how consumer demand creates opportunities for insurers to deploy customer-facing digital technologies across their organisations.
Digital transformation by insurers will not only help them “gain market share and boost lifetime customer value” but also assert themselves as “exemplars of a new, more collaborative concept of the insurer-policyholder relationship”, according to DXC Technology.
DXC developed the survey to help insurers transform their business models and compete in a “changing, more consumer-focused market”.
Posted on April 19, 2021 by Nick Farrell - News
An Insurtech study claims that consumers are demanding more digital services from their insurance companies.
The study is part of the
2020 DXC Insurance Survey Report: The Voice of the US Consumer and highlights how consumer demand creates opportunities for insurers to deploy customer-facing digital technologies across their organisations.
Digital transformation by insurers will not only help them “gain market share and boost lifetime customer value” but also assert themselves as “exemplars of a new, more collaborative concept of the insurer-policyholder relationship”, according to DXC Technology.
DXC developed the survey to help insurers transform their business models and compete in a “changing, more consumer-focused market”.
Dealmakers Optimistic Private Credit Markets Will Fully Rebound
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CHICAGO, April 8, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Initially sideswiped by COVID-19 in early 2020, private credit markets began to bounce back by year s end, leaving dealmakers optimistic that private credit might fully rebound in 2021. According to a new survey of 112 private credit industry professionals conducted in February, 91 percent of investors and 80 percent of lenders surveyed expect deal flow to increase this year and are optimistic about several deal categories and sectors.
For the 2021 Private Credit Survey Report, Katten surveyed an almost-equal weighting of lenders and private equity investors. Those surveyed represent a variety of sectors (including financial services, information technology, consumer staples, communications, industrials and health care) about their outlook on deal flow, readiness to
Widespread disparities based on gender, ethnicity, and other factors of identity persist in undergraduatesâ experiences in computer science at Harvard, according to a report published Friday by the student advocacy group Harvard Women in Computer Science.
The 2020 WiCS Advocacy Survey Report aimed to assess how âgender, ethnicity, and other aspects of identityâ inform College studentsâ experiences within Harvardâs Computer Science department.
The survey asked undergraduates âfrom all disciplines and backgroundsâ questions concerning their previous exposure to and academic engagement with computer science. The survey, which received more than 300 responses in fall 2020, also asked questions related to discrimination and representation.