Registration NOW OPEN for the 18th Annual National Insurance Conference of Canada (NICC)

TORONTO, ON, MARCH 27, 2026/insPRESS/ – The National Insurance Conference of Canada (NICC) is excited to announce that registration is now open for its 18th annual conference, taking place from September 27-29, 2026, in beautiful Quebec City.

NICC is the premier event for senior executives in the Canadian and global property and casualty insurance sector, offering a unique platform to address the diverse and complex issues facing the industry.

Reflecting the fractured complexities facing Canada and the world, and the fallout for our industry. The theme of the 2026 NICC is Insuring a World in Turmoil. “This year’s conference’s groundbreaking agenda is testament to the work done by our amazing advisory committee” said, Nevina Kishun, MSA & NICC CEO.

Joel Baker, Vice-Chair of MSA said, “We are delighted that industry legend, Carol Jardine will continue to take the helm as our Master of Ceremonies and the valuable contributions from our amazing advisory committee.”

We have a limited number of hotel rooms reserved for NICC participants. To avoid disappointment, please register early and book your room while space is still available. 

A conference of this caliber is only possible with the generous support of our valued sponsors.

Key Highlights of NICC 2026:

• Munich Re Canada & HSB Canada Rising Star Awards: This awards ceremony will recognize the top individual academic Chartered Insurance Professional (CIP®) graduates in their respective province as well as the top 3 academic Fellow Chartered Insurance Professional (FCIP®) graduates nationally. A fitting recognition for the top graduates of the industry’s leading designations offered by The Insurance Institute of Canada, the premier professional education body for the property and casualty insurance industry.
  
• Superintendent Peter Routledge in conversation with IBC’s CEO, Celyeste Power.
  
• Luncheon Fireside between Alister Campbell and Canada’s pre-eminent geopolitical expert, Jonathan Birkshire-Miller, Senior Fellow at MacDonald Laurier Institute.
  
• What is the Industry Up Against – Litigation Panel
  
• The End of Commercial Auto as We Know It.
  
• AI in Claims
  
• Managing Emerging and Peak Risks
  
• Global Economic Outlook with Desjardins’ Chief Economist, Jimmy Jean
  
• Global Leaders’ Panel
  
• M&A Trends – The Evolution and Future of P&C Sector Deals and
  
• Plenty of Networking Opportunities

Registration Details:
• Early Bird Registration: Available until April 30, 2026.

• How to Register: Visit www.niccanada.com for more information and to secure your spot.

For more information, contact Ola Awotungase at olajumoke.awotungase@msaresearch.com or 647-385-5404.