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PERILS reveals initial property market loss for Queensland f...

An independent Zurich-based organisation has revealed its initial estimate of the insured property market loss for the catastrophic floods that inundated northern Queensland, and in particular the city of Townsville, between January 26 and February 10. PERILS estimated the initial property loss for the Townsville flood event to be at $957 million. The figure, which is […]

OUTDATED MEDICAL DEFINITIONS RAISE RISK OF CLAIMS DENIAL

The heat continues to be turned up on the insurance industry, with yesterday’s hearings at the Royal Commission highlighting yet more issues with the life insurance industry. Helen Troup, managing director of CommInsure took the stand, with a particular emphasis being placed on issues surrounding consumer understanding of medical issues vs the legal definitions of […]

TRIO JAILED OVER INSURANCE SCAM

Two brothers and their friend will be locked behind prison bars for years over an insurance scam that included claims for wine, diamonds, and a bouncy castle, worth more than $1m. Dariush and Jahan Mahmoodshahi, along with their friend Peter Molyneux, 26, filed multiple claims for the fake theft of luxury brands – an elaborate […]

MONITORING CLAIMS WITH WEARABLES

Wearable devices – often known as “wearables” – have emerged as a significant force in the tech industry in recent years. Though best-known for consumer applications in the fitness field – such as the Fitbit – wearables have also been utilised in a number of commercial applications too. Warehousing is probably the industry where they […]

WHAT TO DO IF YOU’RE NOT HAPPY WITH YOUR CLAIM

Since the initial publishing of this article, the Financial Ombudsman Service has been replaced with the Australian Financial Complaints Authority; please click here for more information. Austbrokers Terrace is here to represent all of its clients, and is a ‘first port of call’ for claims disputes. As a side-note to this article — using an […]

KANGAROO COLLISIONS ON THE UP

They may be Australia’s national animal but it seems the much-loved kangaroo could be causing a headache for insurers after reports indicated a sharp increase in the number of ‘roo-related car crashes. Smash repairers in Australia’s south-east told ABC News that they’ve seen a dramatic jump in the number of cars colliding with kangaroos, with […]

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