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A measurement replaces a guess, and not everyone gains from it
Floor height data arrives in Australia from 2027, shifting flood cost between properties rather than removing it
A measurement replaces a guess, and not everyone gains from it
Suncorp executives flew to Tokyo for Tokio Marine talks
The Australian reports preliminary engagement and a trip to Japan, with no formal proposal lodged. Price remains the open question
Suncorp executives flew to Tokyo for Tokio Marine talks
Improving return-to-work rates are not enough to close ACC's claims gap
A structurally growing claims category sits outside operational control, creating sustained pressure on future levy pricing
Improving return-to-work rates are not enough to close ACC's claims gap
Health and life insurers still bound by rules the government wants scrapped
Parliament rose before the bill passed, leaving affected insurers in a legal grey zone with no guaranteed exit
Health and life insurers still bound by rules the government wants scrapped
Professional indemnity: new opportunities, AI wordings and insurer appetite
Harder risks, soft rates: What brokers should watch at renewal
Professional indemnity: new opportunities, AI wordings and insurer appetite
Hull premium growth of 9.4% masks a softening market - IUMI
A bigger fleet, higher vessel values and a weaker dollar are inflating premium figures without a single rate increase
Hull premium growth of 9.4% masks a softening market - IUMI
AI governance isn't keeping pace with AI adoption, AXA XL warns
Nearly nine in 10 organisations now use AI in at least one business function. Most haven't built the governance to match
AI governance isn't keeping pace with AI adoption, AXA XL warns
Marine insurance must shift from 'repair to prevention' - IUMI
Dubois says the same policy shift now shaping national climate strategy needs to reach marine underwriting too
Marine insurance must shift from 'repair to prevention' - IUMI
The strongest El Niño in recorded history is building. Insurers are already paying the price
Sea surface temperatures have broken a 150-year record months before the expected peak. The loss events have already started - and the worst is forecast for November and December
The strongest El Niño in recorded history is building. Insurers are already paying the price
A firefighter pay dispute exposes documentation gap that affects bundled policies across the market
Brokers placing bundled life and income protection products should check whether their insurer partners can meet the evidentiary standard FENZ requires - before a client's claim is declined on paperwork
A firefighter pay dispute exposes documentation gap that affects bundled policies across the market
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