About FANASA Insurance
A deeper perspective on your insurance needs.
Edgard S. Navarrete brings an economics, finance and research background to the questions people face when protecting their homes and vehicles.
The experience behind the guidance
Meet Edgard Navarrete
His work spans Ontario's Ministry of Finance, the International Finance Corporation, CMHC, Central 1 and BDC. That broader financial perspective informs FANASA's emphasis on understanding risks, comparing trade-offs and explaining choices in practical language.
At FANASA, we believe home and auto insurance decisions deserve more than a quick price comparison. Our approach brings careful questions, clear explanations and a personal conversation to protecting what matters.
Experience with practical relevance
A career spent examining financial decisions and risk.
From economic policy to housing investment, Edgard's professional work has focused on understanding how decisions affect households, businesses and financial institutions.
- Ontario Ministry of Finance
- Contributed to development of the Child Care Tax Benefit, connecting economic policy with practical financial support for families.
- International Finance Corporation
- Worked on initiatives supporting financial institutions and improving access to financing for small and medium-sized enterprises in Latin America and the Caribbean.
- CMHC
- Assessed major multi-residential housing investments through financial and economic feasibility studies.
- Central 1
- Applied economic research to topics such as housing markets, interest rates and broader financial conditions.
- BDC
- Contributed research supporting business initiatives, including green retrofits and emerging developments affecting Canadian businesses.
Experience provides perspective. Former employers are not endorsements of FANASA.
The FANASA approach
More understanding. Less guesswork.
We start by learning what matters to you. Then we focus the conversation on the protection, choices and trade-offs that could shape your financial security.
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Start with your circumstances.
Your property, vehicle, priorities and the risks that matter to you shape the conversation.
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Make the fine print clearer.
We focus on limits, deductibles, exclusions and what you may pay if something goes wrong.
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Keep the decision yours.
Compare options with relevant context and choose the protection that fits your situation.
Ready for a conversation?
Tell us what you need to protect.
Insurance is about more than the monthly premium. Understand the coverage, responsibilities and trade-offs that affect you.
