Yarloop homeowners consider bushfire class action
08 August 2016
Residents from Yarloop have met law firm Slater & Gordon to discuss a possible class action after bushfire devastated the WA town…
08 August 2016
Residents from Yarloop have met law firm Slater & Gordon to discuss a possible class action after bushfire devastated the WA town…
08 August 2016
Striking a balance between innovation and experimentation and supporting the core business is crucial, an Actuaries Institute seminar in Sydney heard…
08 August 2016
Wild weather and flooding in March resulted in insured losses of more than $NZ30 million, according to the Insurance Council of New Zealand…
08 August 2016
The Federal Government today released the terms of reference for a review of the financial system’s external dispute resolution and complaints network…
01 August 2016
The business environment for insurers will remain tough and profitability subdued, according to the latest Pendulum report from Finity Consulting and Deutsche Bank…
01 August 2016
The ABC’s Four Corners program tonight will focus on the “humiliating and harmful” practices of insurers investigating traumatised police officers…
01 August 2016
The insurance and finance sector’s confidence level rose 19 points to +58 in the June quarter, the biggest gain among 10 industries monitored by the Sensis Business Index…
01 August 2016
Allianz has withdrawn its appeal against a NSW Supreme Court decision to uphold a $1.8 million compulsory third party insurance claim…
01 August 2016
Jobs Australia has called for industry superannuation funds to provide unemployment insurance…
01 August 2016
The technology revolution in renewable energy is considered a major risk among Australian mining, gas and oil sector executives, according to a Willis Tower Watson survey…
25 July 2016
Australian general insurers should achieve strong earnings this year if natural hazard claims remain moderate, according to Fitch Ratings…
25 July 2016
Indian Ocean temperature changes are pointing to possible above-average rainfall in southern Australia this winter and spring…
25 July 2016
Customs officials are investigating building materials imported by Chinese company Yuanda for possible asbestos contamination, amid growing concerns over the use of illegal products…
25 July 2016
Estimated losses from the east coast low that hit Queensland, NSW and Tasmania last month now stand at $377 million…
25 July 2016
A controversial agreement due to be imposed on Victoria’s Country Fire Authority will have a significant detrimental impact on bushfire preparedness, an inquiry has heard…
18 July 2016
The Building Products Innovation Council wants tougher regulations to stop the use of illegal construction materials, after it emerged roof panels on a new Perth children’s hospital contain asbestos imported from China…
18 July 2016
Travel insurers do not usually cover losses caused by army coups, the Insurance Council of Australia says…
18 July 2016
A new Lloyd’s consortium will offer cover of up to $US30 million per location for livestock risks, with Australia expected to be a key market…
18 July 2016
The Insurance Council of Australia has offered to make disaster experts available to advise Tasmania’s Huon Valley Council on flood protection…
18 July 2016
Key risks for Asia-Pacific insurers include China’s economic slowdown, low interest rates and potential catastrophe risks in emerging markets, according to Standard & Poor’s…