Stephen Owens

Steve Johnston makes the case for relocation, a code with legal teeth and a sharper response to AI-driven fraud

Hull war rates for some Black Sea voyages have reportedly reached as much as 20% as attacks creep towards NATO coastlines.

Commissioner Alan Kirkland told the industry’s annual gathering that insurers are still getting the fundamentals wrong and confirmed a new review of for-profit claims managers

Atlantic Mutual’s US$100,000 share of the Titanic risk was signed less than three weeks before the liner went down. It could fetch up to £50,000 (roughly A$95,000) in England this month

Trade credit underwriters stopped covering stock bound for the department store months ago. Suppliers who kept shipping are now the most exposed

Five years after registering Clearlake Insurance Brokers, John Angelis and Yianni Gourlas have a business private equity wants to buy into, and the keys to one of Sydney's priciest homes

The retiring Australia Pacific chief has stepped off the industry body's board after almost nine years, and the insurer's new divisional boss has slotted straight into her chair

Ice, turbulence and a possible mid-air break-up are in the frame. For underwriters, the hull is the smallest part of the bill.