Insurers’ apathy drives out NZ insurtechs
15 April 2019
Nearly all insurtechs in New Zealand are being forced to form partnerships with other start-ups or planning overseas expansion because local insurers as so apathetic…
15 April 2019
Nearly all insurtechs in New Zealand are being forced to form partnerships with other start-ups or planning overseas expansion because local insurers as so apathetic…
15 April 2019
How will insurance brokers deal with the fallout from the Hayne royal commission? The latest edition of Insurance News, the industry’s most popular magazine, looks at the quandary for brokers struggling with the consequences of an inquiry they weren’t even invited to participate in…
15 April 2019
The Insurance Council of Australia and major insurers have rejected criticism of the industry’s performance following a 32% rise in code breaches last financial year…
15 April 2019
Australian natural perils generate an average annual cost of $13.5 billion, including insurance losses and intangible impacts, actuarial consultant Finity says…
15 April 2019
Insurers have not yet unlocked insights from their unstructured data or leveraged it through the claims management chain, according to Gallagher Basset…
15 April 2019
Social risk changes are being overlooked and should be more closely monitored by insurers through a formal review process, the Actuaries Institute warns…
15 April 2019
Former state fire and emergency services leaders have demanded a federal parliamentary inquiry into resourcing as natural disaster risks rise due to climate change…
15 April 2019
The Bushfire and Natural Hazards Co-operative Research Centre is working to secure a new government grant before its funding term ends in two years…
08 April 2019
Some insurers still do not take seriously their obligations to comply with the voluntary code of practice, Lynelle Briggs, the Chair of the General Insurance Code of Practice Governance Committee, has warned…
08 April 2019
The National Insurance Brokers Association will examine Vero SME Insurance Index results that show declining trust levels and more businesses buying some cover in the direct market…
08 April 2019
Cyclone Wallace is moving over open ocean off the Pilbara coast and is not expected to hit WA in the next few days…
08 April 2019
The north Queensland floods have again exposed the dearth of insurance products available to the cattle industry, according to risk adviser OBA Consulting…
08 April 2019
Innovation, disruption and adoption of new technologies is gathering pace in insurance, according to a global IT services group…
08 April 2019
The Insurance Council of New Zealand has questioned whether the public expectation of an “open-ended” commitment from insurers and the Government to cover disaster losses is sustainable…
08 April 2019
New Zealand’s Earthquake Commission is seeking feedback on the possible development of an earthquake early warning system…
01 April 2019
Interest in insurance mergers and acquisitions in Australia and New Zealand has surged, a report from deal room technology company Ansarada shows…
01 April 2019
The insurance industry is “working around the clock” in three states as the impact of Australia’s catastrophe-ridden summer increases…
01 April 2019
IAG customers are among 189 residents who have been awarded compensation for damage suffered during the January 2014 Parkerville bushfire in the Perth Hills…
01 April 2019
The Builders Collective of Australia says Labor leader Bill Shorten has rejected its call for a royal commission on problems highlighted by apartment tower fires and construction failures…
01 April 2019
Climate change may bring more New Zealand flood events like the weather system that hit the South Island’s west coast last week…