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Uninsurable nation: Australia's most climate-vulnerable places


This report outlines the top 20 most at-risk federal electorates to climate change-related extreme weather events, providing a brief profile of the top 10. The report also outlines the most at risk electorates for each state and territory.
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Privacy practices in the general insurance industry


Consumers have an interest in disclosing sufficient and accurate information, in order to gain insurance cover. They also have an interest in the protection of data about themselves, and in fair dealing by the insurer. This report finds a number of privacy issues as the Australian Government introduces a Consumer Data Right (CDR) in the...
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The benefits of professional standards schemes – limitation of liability and consumer protection measures


This report examines and evidences the benefits delivered by professional standards schemes, using quantitative and qualitative measures. The report shows that professional standards schemes help improve risk management in the professions, which is to the benefit of Australian consumers, scheme participants and insurers.
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The coming deluge: scenario analysis for underwriting in a changing climate


This paper considers the options, implications and communication of scenario analysis for underwriting non-life insurance. It raises awareness of different natural catastrophe modelling approaches and highlights the valuable insights that can be generated across the insurance business
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Proposed review framework for the list of occupational diseases in the Accident Compensation Act 2001


This discussion document provides a review of Schedule 2 of the New Zealand Accident Compensation Act 2001. The New Zealand Government welcomes views on the proposed framework, alternative options and/or any other relevant points.