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Flood inquiry: rural communities criticise ‘cultural divide’
07 May 2024
Eye doctor penalised for professional misconduct loses dispute
07 May 2024
Builder suspended over insurance breaches
07 May 2024
Embrace AI to get ahead, agencies and brokers told
07 May 2024
Local
Code committee targets claims handling laggards
Mitigation recognition clarity on table in code review
Failure of imagination is key business risk
Millions of cash-strapped drivers dodge car maintenance
Corporate
Agile’s local Lloyd’s syndicate up and running
QIB fills Far North Queensland manager role
Petcover ‘consolidates in UK’ with Reach deal
AMA finance chief moves on
Regulatory & Government
Netstrata regulatory review under way
RBNZ fears ‘insurance retreat’ amid risk pricing shift
‘No more guesswork’: NZ reforms shift disclosure onus to insurers
State sets date for killer stone ban
Life Insurance
Industry urged to step up family violence support
Premium rises ‘no way to grow’ industry
ASIC finds weak spots in super death benefit claims handling
Adviser body seeks member views on advocacy goals
The Professional
‘Dedicated’ loss adjuster wins AICLA service medal
New Zealand underwriting expo heads to Christchurch
Chubb appoints regional personal lines head
Crawford names new forensic accounting boss
Insurtech
Insurtech funding slumps to four-year low
Industry action ‘imperative’ as embedded cover surges
Broker compliance burden a ‘tech problem’
Huddle owner’s new travel offer takes off
International
IAG on board as UN launches net zero forum
US storms lead first-quarter cat losses
Sedgwick spreads wings in aviation market
Arch appoints claims chief
Analysis
The ‘troubling’ trends on code breaches
AFCA examines its approach to disclosure
Vulnerability, enforcement and affordability on the table in code review
Let battle recommence: standard term reforms remain contentious