Rising third-party involvement in catastrophe claims creates liability questions that sit between the insurer and the broker ...
Delay between lodgement and damage assessment sits outside the repair supply chain problem and remains within the industry’s ...
Insurance coverage is a measurable buffer against financial shock. A new index from Zurich Financial Services Australia has now quantified how large that buffer is – and identified where it is most ...
Slowing cost escalation at the market’s dominant provider raises questions about pricing discipline across the health ...
Short management tenures at distribution-heavy broker firms are becoming a proxy measure for underlying conduct and ...
No litigation funder is involved. The defendants' only recourse for costs is against the plaintiff itself. The court found ...
How policies define a computer system now determines whether vendor-originated financial losses fall inside or outside cover ...
A government department's cyber loss exposes a coverage question that turns on the attack mechanism – and whether cyber or ...
Voluntary code commitments on mental health cover and claims handling leave key product and process questions unanswered ...
A documented weather event and an active armed conflict designation each trigger separate exclusion clauses, leaving brokers ...
Asked to name the single biggest challenge in commercial motor insurance, Anthony D'Oca did not pick pricing, capacity or catastrophe exposure.
Properties at severe risk outnumber federal flood policies more than three to one, and the gap is widest in poorer inland ...
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