NIBA provided a submission to the inquiry into insurance costs in the ACT. The inquiry focused on issues affecting the availability and affordability of insurance for small to medium-sized businesses, particularly in relation to workers’ compensation and public liability insurance.
Starting 30 June 2025, eligible employers in NSW will be able to choose a workers compensation Claims Service Provider (CSP) that best suits their business needs and their people.
he Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) is proposing to publish firm-level data on Reportable Situations (RS) and Internal Dispute Resolution (IDR) to enhance transparency and accountability within the financial services sector.
The policy priorities include the Coalition’s plan to transform Australia into a “financial centre for our region”. His announcement emphasised a series of reforms aimed at modernising the financial services sector.
NIBA was delighted to attend and participate in the 2025 World Council of the World Federation of Insurance Intermediaries (WFII) held in Washington DC recently.
Jane Magill's speech titled "Facing into the Future: Strategies for Readiness," outlined key challenges and priorities for the insurance sector as it navigates an increasingly complex and dynamic risk environment.
