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Parliamentary committee loses confidence in FENZ ahead of election
A shrinking funding base creates uncertainty over costs, emergency response capacity, and implications for insured businesses
Parliamentary committee loses confidence in FENZ ahead of election
UAE travel warning drops, but insurance coverage questions remain
Brokers still need to assess conflict exclusions, known events, and policy conditions despite the lower advisory level
UAE travel warning drops, but insurance coverage questions remain
DUAL NZ boss: insurance as a force for good
Paula Sheppard-Jones on why prevention beats recovery amid a $1bn growth ambition
DUAL NZ boss: insurance as a force for good
Tower cuts reinsurance costs while increasing catastrophe cover
The renewal comes as softer market conditions reshape the cost and structure of catastrophe protection
Tower cuts reinsurance costs while increasing catastrophe cover
Former Marsh chief to lead Envest’s next phase in New Zealand
Succession, scale, and ownership choices become more consequential as contention for established brokerages intensifies
Former Marsh chief to lead Envest’s next phase in New Zealand
Opportunity Party proposes new rules for insurance retreat
Rising exposure is forcing questions over who ultimately carries the cost of properties becoming harder to insure
Opportunity Party proposes new rules for insurance retreat
FENZ levy puts New Zealand insurance brokers in funding debate
Brokers collect the charge for government while absorbing the administrative burden
FENZ levy puts New Zealand insurance brokers in funding debate
FENZ levy changes raise questions over emergency response capability
Emergency response capacity increasingly matters to property risk, loss severity, and business continuity conversations
FENZ levy changes raise questions over emergency response capability
El Niño to outlast 2026 as Pacific drought and flood risk mounts
A prolonged weather event across multiple seasons is testing whether existing client cover was ever priced for this duration
El Niño to outlast 2026 as Pacific drought and flood risk mounts
Cultural loss now has a methodology. Insurance doesn’t have a response
New measurement tools are outpacing policy language, leaving brokers without a framework for a loss category that climate projections are making larger
Cultural loss now has a methodology. Insurance doesn’t have a response
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