Its agenda reflects the pressures brokers and insurers are managing across affordability, technology governance, regulation, and risk

The big general insurer will retender external audit services and says the auditor of its Australian and New Zealand operations will not be invited to bid

Leaders must decide what AI is really for – and the answer has productivity and retention consequences

Three insurers already control 79% of group risk inflows

The acceptance gap between income protection and TPD has been visible in APRA data for years. AIA's new product is the third distinct response to it in 12 months - and regulators have already said which part of the market is slowing the uptake of all of them

APRA's latest quarterly data shows a single quarter that nearly erased Australia's general insurance profits. The reason - sub-catastrophe events that fell below reinsurance attachment points - is the specific mechanic that brokers placing property-heavy risks need to understand before the next renewal

A Big Four firm has been shut out of federal government contracts and lost nearly a third of its consulting revenue in three years. For insurers that use KPMG for risk advisory and governance work, the question is what that disruption means for ongoing engagements

APRA and ASIC have publicly stated the traditional lump sum structure is misaligned with current claims patterns - yet it continues to dominate the adviser-led market. That combination is a documented compliance risk

Two internal promotions and two external hires build out cyber and account management capability

AIA’s inaugural impact report reveals the claims trends reshaping Australia's life insurance market