Roxanne San Jose

Roxanne San Jose

Insurance Business Australia

Roxanne San Jose

Journalist

10+ years experience

Roxanne's specialty topics

insurance M&A climate risk and natural catastrophe exposure life and health cyber risk

Roxanne is a journalist at Key Media, focusing on the Insurance Business titles, primarily in the Asia-Pacific region, but also contributing globally. She graduated with a degree in Communication Arts from De La Salle University and worked as a journalist for an international news site before joining Key Media. In her freelance work, she contributed articles to one of the leading publications in the Philippines. She also organized events and copy edited content for non-profit organizations.

How I think about writing for this industry…

“I aim to cover the insurance industry news and issues that matter to insurance professionals in a way that is clear, relevant, and engaging. Through news, features, profiles, and interviews, I try to look beyond company announcements to understand the wider story and what it means for brokers, insurers, and the industry as a whole. I also hope my work helps make the insurance industry more accessible to a broader audience by explaining the trends, challenges, and changes shaping the sector.”

Featured content from Roxanne

Mental health claims are reshaping life insurance – and advisers are on notice Private health reform risks moving costs around rather than cutting them Bloomfield was a warning. National data confirms it wasn’t an outlier

Previous experience

  • Key Media — Journalist
  • Manila Bulletin — Contributing writer
  • Vegan World News — Journalist
  • ADEAS Inc. — Copy editor

Education

  • AB in Communication Arts Major in Media Arts, De La Salle University

Read the latest stories by Roxanne

Workers compensation fraud conviction as NSW regulator ramps up enforcement
Claimant ordered to repay more than $19,000 as regulator pursues growing number of fraud prosecutions across the scheme
Workers compensation fraud conviction as NSW regulator ramps up enforcement
Mega breaches nearly triple as health sector tops Australia’s data breach count
OAIC data shows incidents affecting over one million people surged from 4 to 11, with broker implications for policy limits and notification costs
Mega breaches nearly triple as health sector tops Australia’s data breach count
Motor insurance distraction risk may be double what crash data shows
Survey finds 67% of Australian drivers who caused crashes cited distraction, raising questions for fleet and motor portfolios
Motor insurance distraction risk may be double what crash data shows
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