Working Together
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	Working Together The COPA Group Aviation Insurance Program brings together three industry experts to provide members with a comprehensive insurance plan. Together, Marsh, COPA, and Lloyd's - Travelers Syndicate 5000 strive to fulfil the risk management and insurance needs of COPA members across Canada.
	Marsh Canada Limited - Insurance Broker With offices coast-to-coast across Canada, Marsh is the world’s leading professional services firm focusing on risk and insurance. Innovative risk management techniques and an in-depth knowledge of the exposures and risks facing corporations and individuals allow us to deliver sound advice and solutions to our clients.
	Canadian Owners and Pilots Association (COPA) As the recognized voice of general aviation in Canada, COPA, a non-profit organization, has spent five decades supporting and defending the right of Canadians to enjoy the freedom of Canadian airspace. Since its founding in 1952, COPA has been dedicated to opening doors and removing barriers to the growth of aviation. COPA raises the awareness of important issues facing the flying community, promotes air safety through education, and works to lower the cost of flying.
	Lloyd’s - Travelers Syndicate 5000 - Insurance Underwriter  Travelers Syndicate 5000 is one of over 70 syndicates that operate in the Lloyd's insurance market whose history extends beyond 300 years and whose combined underwriting capacity for 2008 is GB£16.1 billion. Travelers Syndicate 5000 is part of The Travelers Companies, Inc. - a leading insurance and risk management organisation which traces its origins to 1853, today employs 33,000 people and, at year end 2008, reported revenues of US$24.5 billion and total assets worth almost US$109.08 billion. The Travelers Companies, Inc. is rated 'AA-' (strong) by Standard & Poor's and 'A+' (excellent) by A.M. Best as of October 2009 for its financial strength and ability to pay claims. Travelers Syndicate 5000 itself operates within the Lloyd's overall rating of Standard & Poor's 'A+' (strong) and A.M. Best 'A' (excellent) as of October 2009 and is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority. The role of the underwriter is to decide if requests for insurance cover should be accepted by assessing, identifying, and calculating the risk of loss. They also define the terms and conditions of the cover and calculate the appropriate premium rates, in return for which they promise to pay all genuine and valid claims.