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Offshore energy's soft market has a hard pocket - and it's about to get bigger (opens the original)
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Global offshore energy insurance premiums grew just 0.1% in 2025 to USD 4.8 billion, according to IUMI's Offshore Energy Committee, extending what the association's own figures describe as a soft market cycle now in its sixth or seventh consecutive year, but brokers treating the whole segment as uniformly soft are missing a pocket that has already started to harden. Michele Cibrario, chair of IUMI's Offshore Energy Committee, told the association's Rotterdam conference that capacity continues to
NIBA names three claims finalists as complaints hit a record high (opens the original)
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NIBA has named three finalists for its 2026 Claims Broker of the Year award, Jack O'Mahony of Lockton, Maree Solvyns of Gallagher and Robert Krleski of Marsh, an award that draws its evidential weight from NIBA's own client research showing 95% of clients view brokers as critical to claims resolution, landing at a moment when general insurance complaints have hit a multi-year high across the industry. The award, now in its fourth year and supported by Sedgwick, is anchored in NIBA's February 202
BOM's summer outlook comes with an unusual warning sign (opens the original)
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A 7NEWS meteorologist has issued an unusually blunt warning ahead of the coming Australian summer, saying he has never "seen so many reports of 10cm hail in all of my career in forecasting," a claim that lands alongside confirmed Bureau of Meteorology records showing 2026 was Australia's equal third-hottest winter on record, with NSW, Victoria and Tasmania each recording their warmest winter ever. Tony Auden told Sunrise that bushfire conditions are already worsening across NSW and Queensland, w
Quest's breach was "mostly names and emails" - a month later, it's more (opens the original)
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When Quest Apartment Hotels first disclosed a data breach in August, the company described the exposed information as mostly names, email addresses and other contact details. A forensic update a month later revealed a far more serious picture: nearly two million customers affected, including more than 46,000 credit card numbers with their CVVs and over 100,000 passport or driver licence numbers. The breach originated through a vulnerability in an unnamed third-party service provider, not Quest's
Corgi's new hire spent his last job fighting exactly this kind of regulatory pushback (opens the original)
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Corgi Insurance has hired Stuart Wilkinson as vice president of state government affairs, a state-level counterpart to the federal policy hire the AI-native carrier made last month, and one whose most recent job involved defending a disputed business model against a sustained wave of multi-state regulatory hostility. Wilkinson joins from PrizePicks, the daily fantasy sports operator, where he served as director of government affairs during a period in which state gaming regulators in Illinois, F
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