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ICA tackles e-commerce crime

14 August 2001

E-commerce crime costs the global community around $3 trillion dollars a year, according to the experts…

FSRB regulations imminent

07 August 2001

Insurance associations around Sydney, as well as the large insurance and broking bodies, are waiting with bated breath for the first FSRB regulations to start spewing…

Hanks represents NIBA

07 August 2001

Former senior public servant John Hanks will represent the interests of NIBA on a new implementation consultative committee formed by Financial Services and…

NFITAB’S training standards endorsed

07 August 2001

After several false starts and quite a lot of sniping, the National Finance Industry Training Advisory Body has had its General Insurance Standards endorsed…

Self-insurers go private

31 July 2001

Even though the Queensland Government’s National Competition Policy Review has not recommended opening up the state’s workers’ compensation scheme to…

Lawyers wanted an unregulated insurer

31 July 2001

LawCover, the NSW monopoly insurer for lawyers, tried to start up a new insurance operation that would have been outside the control of APRA…

Record fire taxes for Vic

31 July 2001

Underinsurance in regional Victoria is likely to get worse when a record increase in fire services tax hits regional Victoria…

Hockey stands firm: October 1 or bust

24 July 2001

Financial Services and Regulation Minister Joe Hockey is adamant – the Financial Services Reform legislation will be enacted on Monday, October 1…

NCP back in the spotlight

24 July 2001

Queensland has become the fourth state to complete a review of its statutory insurance schemes as required by the National Competition Policy…

Giants circle RACQ

24 July 2001

The battle for market share in general insurance is continuing, with the industry’s two giants – long-time leader NRMA and brash new challenger Suncorp Metway…

Sydney the fading star, says Hockey

24 July 2001

Financial Services and Regulation Minister Joe Hockey has lashed out at the “arrogance and insolence” of Sydney, a city he is working to turn into a global financial centre…

Turnbull gets a new job

24 July 2001

Merchant banker Malcolm Turnbull hasn’t been out of work long. He is stepping down as co-chairman of Goldman Sachs, but has already been offered work by…