Arch Insurance has promoted Mr Joe Donovan to Deputy Regional Manager and Ms Marita Elliott to Head of Underwriting Operations and Compliance.
Australia's competition watchdog, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), has decided to oppose Insurance Australia Group Limited's (IAG) planned acquisition of RAC Insurance Pty Limited (RACI) from the Royal Automobile Club of Western Australia.
The Australian Reinsurance Pool Corporation (ARPC) is implementing updated postcode allocations that determine terrorism insurance premium tiers, following the Terrorism and Cyclone Insurance (Premiums) Amendment (Postcode Update) Direction 2025.
Greater Than and DKG Insurance Group have announced an extended partnership and multi-year agreement, building on the success of their three-year relationship. The renewal reinforces the impact of the collaboration, which has enabled DKG to launch Fuse Fleet and a series of AI-powered insurance innovations for fleets across Australia. Participating fleets that have embedded Fuse Fleet into their risk programs have seen collision frequency fall by around 50%.
The Insurance Council of Australia (ICA) has warned residents affected by last month's severe storm and hail event to be wary of disaster chasers.
Sixty-three per cent of South Australians have not prepared their home for bushfire season, according to new research from AAMI.
Global specialist asset manager, Aberdeen Investments, announced the appointments of Mr Alan Koey and Ms Echo Yang as Senior Solutions Directors to its Strategic Insurance Group in APAC.
The Actuaries Institute has warned of significant underinvestment by the Canberra government in climate adaptation. It calls for a coordinated national strategy to help mobilise tens of billions of dollars into measures that will protect communities and businesses.
Allianz SE, Reinsurance (Allianz Re) has appointed Ms Anna Kohls as Regional CEO and Head of P&C Client Management of its reinsurance branch in Singapore, effective 1 January 2026 and subject to regulatory approval.
Global investment companies EQT AB and CVC Asia Pacific Ltd have ended discussions with AUB Group regarding a potential takeover of the listed Australian insurance broker. The proposed deal valued AUB at approximately A$5.2bn ($3.4bn).