
The General Insurance Code of Practice is facing unprecedented political pressure for radical change.
APRIL/MAY 2012
Brokers give an overwhelming vote in favour of moving to a public listing.
The focus for Australian risks may switch over time from London to Singapore, says the market’s Asia-Pacific chief.
Treasury drafts a consumers’ insurance checklist – but it won’t replace the PDS.
Last year was a good one for underwriting agencies. In a hardening market the outlook is even better.
Lobbying by financial planners helped them achieve a limited victory.
Can the industry keep up with shrinking asset ownership, technological innovation and increased regulation over the next 18 years?
Ocean trade routes are getting crowded, and marine insurers should heed the emerging risks.
Why insurers dominate Australia’s billion-dollar sport sponsorship market.
Somalis have created an insurance market far larger than the piracy business.
Greg Johnson’s radical new approach could be the innovation loss adjusters have been searching for.
Australian insurers are searching for their own solutions to the flood mapping dilemma.
Insurers are getting tougher over truck safety, says Lumley.
New policy meets emerging business challenges.
Axis Specialty expands its lT liability risks cover.
CGU unlocks greater flexibility with an online quote and bind tool.
Dual upgrades policies to cover technology, older workers and riskier sports.
Deadline | 7 May 2012
Deadline | 18 May 2012
Deadline | 18 May 2012