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Lamborghini fraudster avoids jail by ‘slimmest of margins’
17 October 2025
Ex-Freedom Insurance execs cleared of wrongdoing
17 October 2025
Aspire leadership scheme’s new cohort revealed
17 October 2025
Cabbie wins excess dispute after claim runs late
17 October 2025
Local
Simplified code must not strip out protections, watchdog says
Youi tackles electric car ‘misinformation’
ICA climate expert reveals peril pool blueprint
Hazards body in ‘landmark partnership’ with Canadian counterpart
Corporate
‘So many new CEOs’: broker talent war breaks out
Steadfast unveils new specialty agency
Court approves Johns Lyng takeover
Liberty overhauls financial institution cover
Regulatory & Government
ASIC demands ‘meaningful improvement’ on claims
Insurers stepping up cybersecurity: APRA
Cyclone pool aced Alfred test, corporation says
Regulator flags flaws in offshore outsourcing
Life Insurance
Industry to draw up mental health assessment guide
AFCA rejects allegation of ‘oppressive, invalid’ price rises
‘Role model’ advisers win conference grants
NZ advice body launches AI course
The Professional
Bosses make U-turn on office working push
Insurance Council board adds Chubb country chief
Former claims manager back at Gallagher
Marsh names new Pacific sales lead
Insurtech
No ‘regulatory void’ around AI harms, watchdog says
Insurance experts to feature at CyberCon
Crooks target industry with ‘highly effective’ fake bank emails
Feedback sought on digital asset rules
International
WTW sues after Howden staff ‘raid’
Man charged with arson over Palisades wildfire
Mining policy rates in ‘freefall’ amid fierce competition
US home insurers rebound from cost blowout
Analysis
‘A lot of coffee being drunk’: battle for broking talent in full swing
Bumper industry profits mask a mixed picture
The wake-up call insurers need to end ‘climate-blind’ cover
Dive In targets change in ‘culture and talent’