
Steve Lockwood is busy giving Wesfarmers’ brokerages some common values.
DECEMBER 2011/JANUARY 2012
Only time will tell if the Natural Disaster Insurance Review’s plan will survive the negotiations.
Flooded mines highlight some big problems with business interruption insurance.
Last summer’s disasters highlighted the imbalance between loss adjusters’ professionalism and insurers’ cost-cutting.
How they’re performing, their challenges and opportunities, ambitions and expectations.
Giles Ward is one chief executive who got some upside out of a tough 2011.
The people who lead the industry today, because they influence its direction.
How legislation designed to control rogue investment companies evolved to trip up insurance intermediaries.
Why a New Zealand court decision is rocking Australian business and insurers – and what to do about it.
Excess buydown cover is raising plenty of interest.
Chartis unveils a flexible investment managers policy.
Zurich covers the consequences of privacy and data loss.
More products for the Australian market, and now expansion into Singapore.
Broker feedback leads to even more features for SME clients.
Ironshore moves fast to counter the influences of NZ court decision.
Deadline | 13 January 2012
Deadline | 23 January 2012
Deadline | 23 January 2012