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This is your opportunity to help shape a Code that not only reflects the evolving needs of brokers and clients but also strengthens the profession’s standing in the broader community.  

Cyber incidents were identified as the top global business risk, with 38% of respondents citing concerns such as cybercrime, network disruptions, and data breaches.

Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) services such as Afterpay and Klarna will now be subject to increased regulation in Australia, in a move designed to enhance consumer protections in Australia.

The Independent Reviewer will examine several key areas to ensure the Code remains fit for purpose and aligned with best practices.

This year’s Gala Lunches will be a catalyst for connection, professional growth, and celebrating excellence in the broking profession. 

Gregson’s appointment is part of ASIC’s ongoing transformation, following a significant redesign of the organisation over the past fifteen years. This transformation includes new leadership appointments across various divisions, such as Enforcement and Compliance, Regulation, Digital and Technology.  

The report highlights growing global instability due to geopolitical, environmental, societal, and technological challenges. While economic risks are a concern, they have less immediate prominence compared to other threats, which are interconnected with geopolitical tensions. 

NIBA was part of a community forum that took place last Wednesday at Halls Gap in Victoria, in the aftermath of devastating bushfires that impacted the Grampians region in December.  

The upcoming review of the 2022 Insurance Brokers Code of Practice (the Code) is an opportunity for all members to have their say on the future of professionalism and self-regulation of the insurance broking profession. 

NIBA welcomes the announcement by the Cook Government of $1.9 million in funding to support bushfire mitigation activities across 15 local government areas in Western Australia.