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- Sep 12, 2026
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Australia's data centre boom: why insurers need to move as fast as the builders (opens the original)
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Australia is in the middle of a data centre construction boom, even as the rules governing the industry are being tightened. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has pledged that the “next generation of large-scale data centres” will need to “underwrite new power supply”, pay their full share of grid connection costs and become net-generators rather than net-users of energy. The government's planned “triple lock” standards will also require new projects to fund network costs and improve demand flexib
Cargo theft losses hit $304 million: A growing issue businesses and insurers can’t ignore (opens the original)
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Cargo theft is becoming a growing concern across Canada as organized crime syndicates mix physical heists with sophisticated online fraud to fleece businesses out of millions. According to data from CargoNet, losses in Q2 2026 reached an estimated $304.6 million - more than double the figure for the same period in 2025. From an insurer’s perspective, it’s an issue that demands much closer attention - sooner rather than later. “Cargo theft has become a growing concern as organized criminals explo
Analyzing natcat challenges for insurers (opens the original)
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The US property insurance sector is going through a turbulent time, with rising catastrophic losses and market volatility leaving clients looking for new ideas to help manage these risks. In 2025, global insured natural catastrophe (CAT) losses exceeded $107 billion and, in Q1 of 2026, the US accounted for roughly 75% of global natural disaster insured losses. In a recent interview with Insurance Business (“IB”), Jason Dunn, SVP, Digital Product Manager at Munich Re US, explained that he’s seen
Small details, big consequences: Why coverage extensions matter (opens the original)
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In commercial property insurance, extensions of coverage can make or break a claim outcome. However, for many brokers working with complex risks, the purpose and structure of these extensions remain poorly understood. And, as supply chains grow more interconnected and business operations more complex, the gaps created by misread or misapplied coverage extensions are no longer ‘minor’ oversights. In that vein, Sovereign Insurance is hosting an exclusive webinar with Insurance Business on the role
Ditch the spreadsheets: Does commercial property insurance have a data problem? (opens the original)
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Australian non-residential building activity is expanding, with the value of work done reaching $17.65 billion in the March 2026 quarter, up 11.2% from the same period a year earlier, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics. At the same time, the processes underpinning commercial property insurance are becoming increasingly complex. While portfolios continue to grow, much of the information used to manage risk and insurance placements is still stored across spreadsheets, PDFs and email
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