NZ insurers face $66 million in Westport flood home, motor claims
Insurers have fully settled or nearly completed 85% of home claims from last July’s floods in Westport, South Island, according...
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Driver with worn tyres who lost control in downpour wins dispute
A Queensland-based driver of a 4WD car with tyres that were almost a decade old has won a claim dispute...
ICA warns against retail definition change
The Insurance Council of Australia (ICA) has warned changes to the definition of retail client, floated as part of a...
Climate risks; the role of the risk manager
Authored by AXA Climate Head of Business Development François Lanavère and AXA XL France Client & Distribution Leader Stéphane GobetClimate...
Pool Re members give unanimous backing to results of HM Treasury’s 5-year review
Members of Pool Re, Britain’s government backed terrorism reinsurer, have resoundingly backed the outcomes from HM Treasury’s five yearly review...
TAL recognised as employer of choice for gender equality
Life insurer TAL has been named an Employer of Choice for Gender Equality for the eighth consecutive year....
38 arrested in Hong Kong for trying to swindle pandemic benefits
According to the report, those arrested included the masterminds and key members of two fraud syndicates. Some of the individuals...
Innovating for resilience: Are insurers taking it seriously?
But how many insurance industry companies are taking climate risks seriously enough to take this step? Watch more: ICA calls...
Appian says new process mining technology can unify legacy systems
Insurers can take advantage of “process mining” to improve claims handling and uncover claims leakage, bottlenecks and inefficiencies by using...
What's it like working in RSA's claims team
Authored by RSAOur home insurance claims team play a vital role in supporting our customers. For a sneak peek into...
