The $4.8 billion in storm and hail losses insurers absorbed in 2025 were concentrated in exactly the period that has just ...
Thirty of 33 Senate submissions oppose the PHI rebate bill - and the vote is still too close to call
The government needs crossbench votes it does not yet have. Insurers are pricing for a November submission deadline that may ...
The first Federal Court test of Australia's right-to-repair scheme has direct implications for motor insurance claims costs.
Melcher takes the chair after USAA recovered from its first annual loss in a century, returned a record $3.8 billion to ...
A Big Four firm has been shut out of federal government contracts and lost nearly a third of its consulting revenue in three ...
US insurers know wildfire misery. This year, European counterparts are dealing with a version most Americans have never had ...
Two prosecutions, five years apart, turned on the same evidentiary gap. Brokers advising on ML and workers' compensation ...
The open-or-closed binary is also the wrong frame, Hoover argues. A business can stay open throughout a smoke event and still ...
Australian insurers have their own, very real precedent for what happens when live ordnance and dry country collide ...
Industry advisers are calling it the "extreme, nothing-else-can-work solution" - and mid-market clients will ask about it ...
At InsuranceFest 2026, IB was on-hand to conduct a series of Peer to Pier interviews with some of the industry's biggest ...
AI adoption may not lift an agency’s multiple on its own, but acquirers are increasingly looking at data quality, integration ...
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