Local

• Court backs AIG over double cover dispute 
• Aon champions Australia-developed flood assessment tool
• Privacy complaints soar, commissioner warns
• D&O market stays soft

Corporate

• IAG continues fight after ACCC blocks RAC deal
• IAG says settlement not finalised on Greensill
• Tower renews reinsurance program
• Redion says it's ready for more

Regulatory & Government

• ASIC alleges insurance comparator misled consumers
• Lawcover warns of PI competition detriment
• Feedback sought on last resort scheme ‘waterfall’
• Victoria acts on danger at work

Life Insurance

• Australians don’t trust AI for major financial decisions, survey finds
• Compliance watchdog warns on renewals failings
• Labourer wins TPD dispute over 'suitable work'
• FAAA finalises excellence awards contenders

The Professional

• Final Dive In Festival under way
• Lockton recruits Moore from Zurich
• Canopius adds Asia Pacific claims, underwriting managers
• Steadfast prioritises people at Dive In event

Insurtech

• Sign up for free webinar with insurance communications expert 
• Federato launches into local market
• Lloyd’s Lab welcomes latest cohort
• Chubb's new chief scientist to 'push boundaries of what AI can do'

International

• Buffett steps back at 96
• AIG announces GI chief's retirement
• Zurich nears Beazley buyout finish line
• Great Miami hurricane repeat could cost $280 billion

Analysis

• Australia's low-altitude economy is ready for take-off. Are we?
• The new shape of marine war risk
• Insurers are using AI – but can they underwrite it?
• Wide nets and low bars: draft code draws more feedback