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“WE STILL DON’T KNOW MUCH ABOUT THE FUTURE OF CYBER”

Another day, another cyberattack: just last week, two major Canadian banks – Bank of Montreal and Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce – revealed that they had been contacted by cyberattackers claiming to have stolen the data of nearly 90,000 customers, in what was described as the first significant assault on financial institutions in the country. […]

CYBER-SECURITY SPEND SURGED IN 2017

It looks like the message is finally getting through after a recent survey found over half of Australian and New Zealand businesses increased their cyber security spend last year. A new report by Australia’s Cyber Emergency Response Team (AusCERT) showed that 58% of organisations across the region bumped up their spending in 2017.   The […]

TESLA CAR INSURANCE IDEA EXPANDING OVERSEAS

Tesla’s foray into designing its own car insurance program is looking like a good idea, as the Tesla Model S was recently named the most expensive car to insure in the United States. According to data from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, the Model S cost an average of US$1,789.48 in annual insurance paid. […]

CYBER CRIME: CLIENTS ARE DREAMING IF THEY THINK IT WON’T HAP

A senior underwriter has urged brokers to further educate their clients on cyber risk, saying criminals are still having alarming success with traditional methodology. Speaking at a webinar earlier this week, Gerry Power – Emergence’s national head of sales – told the 1,100 attendees that hacking was involved in 48% of breaches, while malicious software […]

NEW DATA REVEALS BROKER IMPACT ON SMEs

Demonstrating value-add can sometimes be a battle for brokers as consumers only see the biggest benefits of the relationship when it comes to claims time – however, one recent study has taken steps to quantify that benefit so brokers can show exactly how much they’re bringing to the table. Earlier this week, Vero released its […]

HOW CONTRACTUAL LIABILITY CAN IMPACT GENERAL LIABILITY

An expert has given his tips on navigating contractual liability and its relationship to general liability insurance cover. Glenn Eason, national liability manager at Solution Underwriting, said that insureds face exclusions on liability policies due to contractual liability – something brokers should be aware of. “General liability policy wordings will normally exclude contractual liability, although […]

DAMAGE TO RENTAL PROPERTIES DRIVES UP PREMIUMS

Tasmania continues to face rental housing shortage – an issue made worse by damages to rental properties that not only discourage people from investing in housing, but also drive up insurance premiums. In a recent case, Abby Cooper, PRDnationwide property manager, told of massive damage to a client’s Rokeby property caused by departing tenants who […]

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