Local

• Insurers gaining ground on fraudsters, says ICA
• Market looks good but claims building
• Property level intelligence to assess bushfire risk
• PI market set to stay soft

Corporate

• Zurich rewards self-driving Teslas with lower premiums
• New financial lines agency launches
• Willis names Australia corporate leader
• Johns Lyng cleared to buy stake in insurance building firm

Regulatory & Government

• AFCA takes code issues to Minister, inquiry
• Treasury sees complexity trade-off in ESL reforms
• ICA plugs cyber cover to inquiry
• Building watchdog targets rogue building and drainage work

Life Insurance

• Life insurers 'in danger of becoming irrelevant'
• Court rules comparator misled consumers over life, funeral offerings 
• Adviser told to pay up for lack of ongoing service 
• Women urged to apply for 'career shaping' program

The Professional

• Breakups an ‘overlooked risk trigger for claims'
• NT award finalists named
• Gallagher Bassett appoints general insurance leader
• Drinkwater moves from 360 to Cowden

Insurtech

• Raindrop becomes a Guidewire vanguard 
• Tech can transform mass claim reponse
• Entsia adds invoice-to-payment capability
• DingGo 'plugs motor claims leakage' with new tool 

International

• Moody’s ‘connects the dots’ in risk report
• Canada floods cause $360 million in losses
• Digital footprint 'provides cyber claim frequency signal'
• China invests in state-owned insurers

Analysis

• The new shape of marine war risk
• Insurers are using AI – but can they underwrite it?
• Wide nets and low bars: draft code draws more feedback
• Top 20 AR networks report examines key issues