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ANZIIF crowns CHU as strata distribution faces structural change

ANZIIF crowns CHU as strata distribution faces structural change

The awards reflect a market in the middle of reform, not just a company having a good year

Roxanne Libatique Aug 13, 2026
Australia’s insurers begin pricing resilience. Brokers need to keep up

Australia’s insurers begin pricing resilience. Brokers need to keep up

A formal government-industry commitment is already reducing premiums for some clients - and an ACCC ruling means claim ambiguity will persist alongside it

Marsh names Chetna Gulati-Kapoor global chief claims officer

Marsh names Chetna Gulati-Kapoor global chief claims officer

A solicitor who worked both sides of the claims process takes over global claims leadership at Marsh Risk

Clients are buying cyber insurance. That does not mean they are covered

Clients are buying cyber insurance. That does not mean they are covered

AI-related losses are already landing on policies that were never built to catch them

Private health reform risks moving costs around rather than cutting them

Private health reform risks moving costs around rather than cutting them

A peak body submission puts the spotlight on what the government’s consultation deliberately left out

Arch takes affirmative cyber position as management liability platform race grows

Arch takes affirmative cyber position as management liability platform race grows

The Sunrise Exchange listing arrives as silent cyber divides the Australian SME ML market

TAL data confirms mental health as life insurance’s defining claims problem

TAL data confirms mental health as life insurance’s defining claims problem

New TPD designs exist – but regulators say they are barely reaching the adviser-led market

Agencies flag AI, in-person service and compliance at UAC Market Exchange

Agencies flag AI, in-person service and compliance at UAC Market Exchange

Underwriting agencies at UAC Adelaide discuss capacity, compliance costs and automation with IB

IAG posts $1.02 billion profit as intermediated growth lags direct arm

IAG posts $1.02 billion profit as intermediated growth lags direct arm

IAG's full-year profit fell nearly 25% to $1.02 billion as natural peril costs rose, while broker-sourced business grew just 1.1% against the direct channel's surge

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Why brokers can't ignore environmental risk anymore

How brokers can protect themselves and clients as environmental exposures reshape the risk landscape

Underwriters under the microscope

Do they really deliver on speed, flexibility and claims service?

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