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Insurers rate themselves AI leaders but none has rebuilt distribution around it - KPMG
Almost half of insurance executives put their firms in the top quartile for AI, yet no carrier surveyed has fully redesigned sales, distribution or underwriting
Insurers rate themselves AI leaders but none has rebuilt distribution around it - KPMG
IAG drops KPMG as auditor after 26 years, cites long tenure
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
IAG drops KPMG as auditor after 26 years, cites long tenure
Is your AI strategy an investment in people or cuts in disguise?
Leaders must decide what AI is really for – and the answer has productivity and retention consequences
Is your AI strategy an investment in people or cuts in disguise?
Insurance moves: MAS, Tower, FMG
MAS gains banking governance depth, Tower gains actuarial and reinsurance experience, FMG gains an active rural practitioner voice. Three insurers, three different board gaps being filled
Insurance moves: MAS, Tower, FMG
Tower’s new CFO comes from outside general insurance
The move lands as analysts flag a material shift in the insurer’s growth outlook
Tower’s new CFO comes from outside general insurance
Fixed income retreat puts New Zealand and Australian insurers at a regional crossroads
Regional peers are moving – and regulators on both sides of the Tasman are watching closely
Fixed income retreat puts New Zealand and Australian insurers at a regional crossroads
Snow sports injury claims hit five-year high in New Zealand
ACC data reveals the injuries and demographics driving the seasonal surge
Snow sports injury claims hit five-year high in New Zealand
Dive In 2026 registration opens for final festival edition
The 12th and final Dive In takes on human-AI workplace dynamics across 30 countries in September
Dive In 2026 registration opens for final festival edition
Flight disruptions expose changing travel insurance risk across the Tasman
Australian and New Zealand aviation trends are reshaping claims exposure
Flight disruptions expose changing travel insurance risk across the Tasman
Does your bullsh*t receptivity mean that you might be dumb?
The insurance industry, which has elevated "thought leadership", "ecosystem disruption" and "value-add synergies", should probably read this very carefully
Does your bullsh*t receptivity mean that you might be dumb?
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