A record $484 million in penalties collected, yet the coffers are nearly dry
Roxanne Libatique May 29, 2026
Insurance module and internal policy shifts are both part of the plan
One region drives life insurance expansion worldwide
One sector swung back to profit while two others lost ground
In 1999, when the world was dancing to Prince and worrying about the Millennium Bug, a hailstorm that year over Sydney rewrote the template
One move crosses borders, the other shifts a legal bench
Report finds AI already embedded across underwriting, claims and cyber defence but questions remain unresolved
New Marsh data signals that organisations are no longer using captives simply as a hard-market escape hatch
A confidential deal closes the Greensill Bank chapter for Australia's largest insurer. What remains is a $3 billion legal reckoning
A broker playbook for spotting water exposures
