Emergence’s US operations will be led by Keith Savino, a cyber insurance leader with relationships across brokers, agents and ...

The largest single event was storms and hail that hit Queensland and NSW in November, bringing incurred losses of $2.23 ...

About 2000 people, including many from the insurance industry, gathered in Sydney yesterday to celebrate the life of Tim Wedlock, who died in a road accident last month while in the US. “A hush came ...

Privacy breaches, extortion, prolonged business interruption and litigation are increasingly figuring in cyber incidents, driving lengthier and more complex losses, Marsh says.

An eight-week Lab Explore program will help turn emerging risks into insurance opportunities, Lloyd’s says. The program, starting next month, will see participants test new ideas, receive expert ...

Well-heeled young Americans like buying luxury items but less than half insure them, a survey by Chubb has found. The global insurer believes the reason for the trend is a widespread misconception ...

Agentic AI represents a “step change opportunity” for life insurers if they modernise operating models with “intent and discipline”, according to a Deloitte report.

Codafication’s Crunchwork platform will support Suncorp property claims after a selection process in which the Brisbane insurtech was commercially “pressure tested” against large international vendors ...

Nepal’s low insurance penetration is expected to limit underwriting losses from last week’s devastating floods, despite the scale of the humanitarian and economic impacts, while the non-life market ...

AUB Group CEO Mike Emmett says the company has seen no cannibalisation of its broker channels since launching the BizCover ChatGPT app earlier this year. It is early days, but artificial intelligence ...

Householders insurance recorded an underwriting profit of $431 million in the June quarter, down from $702 million a year earlier, according to Australian Prudential Regulation Authority data. The ...

Auto & General was following a customer’s instructions when it cancelled a comprehensive motor policy and replaced it with third-party property-only cover, the financial services ombudsman has found.