IAG unveils global catastrophe risk map
22 June 2015
IAG’s “groundbreaking” Global Risk Map has been unveiled as the latest weapon in the battle to secure investment in pre-disaster resilience…
22 June 2015
IAG’s “groundbreaking” Global Risk Map has been unveiled as the latest weapon in the battle to secure investment in pre-disaster resilience…
22 June 2015
The revised General Insurance Code of Practice takes effect on July 1…
22 June 2015
The Consumer Action Law Centre has started a campaign calling for insurers to be more transparent about premium changes…
22 June 2015
About 70 high-risk buildings in the Perth CBD will be checked for flammable cladding, following similar action in Victoria…
22 June 2015
State and territory governments should reject a proposal to hand control of workers’ compensation schemes to commercial insurers, the Australian Lawyers Alliance says…
15 June 2015
General insurers and reinsurers made a combined profit of $4.57 billion last year, according to the latest Australian Prudential Regulation Authority company-level statistics…
15 June 2015
Four insurers have earned five-star ratings for the first time in LMI Group’s latest ClaimsComparison survey…
15 June 2015
A report commissioned by the Insurance Council of Australia calls for greater harmony between state and territory workers’ compensation schemes…
15 June 2015
Australian communities face increasingly damaging flash floods as the planet warms, according to research by the University of NSW…
15 June 2015
The NSW Supreme Court has rejected a bank’s request for access to the professional indemnity policy of a company it is suing…
15 June 2015
Allianz Global Assistance has called for an overhaul of the way travel insurance is provided with credit cards, following a review by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission…
15 June 2015
Insurance Council of New Zealand members have agreed to a maximum fine of $NZ100,000 ($92,850) for unresolved significant breaches of the Fair Insurance Code, which takes effect on January 1…
15 June 2015
The number of short-term car thefts in Australia fell to 31,266 in the year to March – the lowest annual level since tracking started in the 1970s…
15 June 2015
The latest newcomer to the local insurance market is one that’s got competitors worried. It’s Berkshire Hathaway Speciality Insurance, and our exclusive report in the June/July edition of Insurance News (the magazine) introduces you to its 33-year-old Australian CEO, who has big plans and the backing to carry them out…
09 June 2015
A range of factors is reshaping the insurance landscape, according to senior lawyer Mark Kimberley. But he expects the industry will adapt to the changes without being damaged…
09 June 2015
The Metropolitan Fire Brigade in Melbourne has asked a coroner to investigate a high-rise fire that spread rapidly due to the use of flammable cladding…
09 June 2015
The creation of a financial services compensation scheme in Australia would benefit consumers by addressing gaps in professional indemnity insurance, according to the Financial Ombudsman Service, which has released a new proposal for the scheme…
09 June 2015
The insurance industry was given a taste last week of how technology is going to change motor vehicle and accident insurance…
09 June 2015
Insurance cover for the commercial use of unmanned aerial systems, usually referred to as drones, will become more easily available in Australia as numbers of the machines grow, LMI MD Allan Manning says…
09 June 2015
Technology makes it easier for insurance companies to gather vast quantities of valuable consumer and market data, but many are not using it to compete more effectively…