Insurers welcome $200 million resilience promise
Insurers have welcomed a Federal Labor pre-election promise to invest up to $200 million a year on disaster prevention and...
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NMU publishes latest War and Strikes Update
Authored by NMUAlthough various risk scores have been updated this month – as they are every month – there were...
Invest in Technology — But Don’t Forgetto Invest in People
A recent survey of insurance underwriters found that 40 percent of their time is spent on “tasks that are not...
Self-Driving Trucks: Looking at the Risks
I came across this article on Insurance Journal (of course!) today. Can a Self-Driving 40-Ton Truck Be Safe? Developers Say...
Marsh NZ boss: "Surely it is only a matter of time"
“I worry about its impact on colleagues, clients, and the communities we serve in New Zealand and in particular for...
Q and A with Harbour's Underwriter David Chase
Authored by Harbour UnderwritingDavid tells us about his career to date, why underwriting is an exciting career choice and his...
What’s the biggest risk facing the aviation industry?
“It’s climate, climate and climate to be honest. It’s such a big issue,” said John Rooley (pictured), the London based...
Omicron impact: insurers failing to answer phones?
Carl King (pictured), managing director of Perth-based Apollo Risk Services, said the main impact for brokers is worsening turnaround times....
Travelers expected to make aggregate reinsurance recoveries for Q4
US primary insurer Travelers is expected to have benefited from further recoveries under its catastrophe aggregate reinsurance arrangement for the...
Industry bodies issue plea for government intervention
In a statement, the Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) said: “Following Minister Paul Fletcher’s announcement today of the extension of...
