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Kanetix Ltd. acquired by Monitor Clipper Partners (MCP) combining growth with ...

"Over the past decade Kanetix has built successful partnerships with leading insurance companies, providing consumers an online marketplace to compare and purchase many different types of insurance including auto, home, life, health and travel," says , Managing Partner, Monitor Clipper Partners.  "The company has experienced steady growth and has executed ventures into horizontal markets with forethought and precision, all great testaments to the management team."

Kanetix also announces today it has named Yousry Bissada as President & CEO, effective immediately.  Yousry is an accomplished leader bringing over 30 years experience in Financial Services and related markets.  He has proven success in leading the growth of technology and services companies to market-leading positions and has partnered very successfully with Monitor Clipper Partners in the past.

"I have been impressed by the team at Kanetix from day one.  Gregory and George, along with long-time members of the Senior Leadership Team have identified, built and managed a platform, which I believe supported the growth of accessibility of insurance products to consumers," says Bissada.  He continues, "Kanetix has been tremendously successful and I am truly excited to work with the team as we further develop partnerships within the insurance industry; providing our partners the ability to reach more consumers quickly and cost effectively."

Co-founders, , will retain significant stakes in Kanetix; each holding a position on the newly created Board of Directors.

"Facilitating the partnership of Kanetix, a company rich in opportunity, the financial and strategic resources of MCP and the proven leadership success of Yousry Bissada creates a real opportunity for the Insurance industry," says Gregory Ellis.  continued, "Gregory and I are proud to have worked with the Kanetix team over the past decade and to have built a company MCP sees as an opportunity for global growth. We are confident the partnership and new leadership will demonstrate amazing results.

Some Basic Facts Regarding Car Insurance Quotes Toronto ...

Car insurance quotes Toronto have changed since the end of 2010. Ontario implemented coverage reform to keep rates affordable. Payments for minor injuries were skyrocketing, which pushed up premiums for everyone. Legislators sought to control costs while giving more choice to consumers. All citizens of Ontario must purchase accident benefits/bodily injury and liability policies. Fines for non-compliance can range from $5,000 to $50,000.

One step to obtaining insurance quotes is to collect competing rates. Finding an online insurance quote Ontario is easy. Sometimes, one website will offer multiple quotes from competing companies. From the site, customers can compare prices to select the most affordable coverage.

The cheapest coverage, however, may not be the best coverage. Customers should make sure they are getting the most coverage for their dollar. They should start by checking to see if they are receiving all possible discounts. These may include safe driver discounts, safety feature credits, association member reductions, and multi-line discounts.

Comprehensive and collision coverage are optional for older cars. Comprehensive pays for damage like natural disaster or vandalism. Collision funds repairs in case of an accident. Often, it saves money to drop these types of coverage. The low value of an old car makes the coverage too expensive.

Customers should ask how much their policy will pay if they total their car. Some policies pay actual cash value. As a car depreciates, the amount of this payout will also decrease. Other policies pay an agreed-upon rate. This payout stays the same as long as the customer has the car. It’s also important to know how a company handles repairs. Some companies pay for original manufacturer parts, while others cut corners by purchasing aftermarket parts.

Customers with good credit may save money by switching providers. Customers with poor credit should not switch. They will pay up to a fifty percent higher premium. To find a good provider, customers should talk to friends and family. They could also check with the government to see if they publish complaints against insurance companies.

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