Proposed good advice duty 'vague, poorly defined': consumer groups
Consumer advocates remain opposed to a proposed “good advice” duty as recommended by the Quality of Advice Review (QAR) but...
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Landlords lose dispute after trying to claim for tenant's 'strong curries'
Landlords who said their property was damaged by a foul smell due to their tenants cooking “strong curries” will not...
Live by Prop 103, Die by Prop 103
Wildfire has hit Assemblymember Damon Connolly’s (D-San Rafael) Northern California district particularly hard in recent years, including the devastating Glass...
Transition; empowering our people to make the change
Authored by AXA XL Chief HR Officer, APAC & Europe Sandrine GirszynThe insurance industry is in a period of transition as...
After the Event insurance – do you have enough cover?
Authored by Harbour Underwriting's Rocco PirozzoloWhatever the type of insurance, if there is a loss, there are two questions to...
Charles Taylor Adjusting boosts Australian team with eight key hires
Commenting on the news, Mark Thompson, regional head of Australia & New Zealand, deputy global practise lead of property, casualty,...
Delta Insurance NZ and Delta Property to merge into single entity
The amalgamation is set to take effect on March 31 and will position the company for significant growth as a...
APRA to remake sunsetting life insurance prudential standards without amendments
The following life insurance prudential standards were part of APRA’s consultation: Prudential Standard LPS 100 Solvency Standard (LPS 100); ...
Mosaic Insurance launches Singapore office as APAC platform
“Open for business in this vital market” Wilson has lived and worked in Asia for more than 15 years, with...
What’s pushing innovation in insurance?
What’s driving changing attitudes to innovation? “When I reflect on what’s changed, I think, really, there are three things,” she...
