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Insurance

Mapping behaviour and habit: life insurance’s challenge

AIA Australia' head of behavioural research and development Alison McLean is working on understanding the behaviour behind achieving better health outcomes for customers.

Meredith BoothNovember 9, 2020

FSC senior policy manager Nick Kerwin (Photo: Supplied)

Group Insurance Summit

Life insurers to seek reforms following mental health claims

Rising TPD claims in mental health are prompting life insurers to look for new ways to support customers, a topic to be high on the agenda at Investment Magazine's Group Insurance Summit this month

Meredith BoothAugust 5, 2020

Insurance

Industry questions insurance contracts streamline

The royal commission’s recommendation for an inquiry into group life cover sparks industry-wide debate.

Elizabeth FryFebruary 11, 2019

Assistant Treasurer Stuart Robert (Photo: Tahn Sharpe)

Lifeskills - Brought to you by AIA Australia

A second chance to protect super

With reform legislation held up in Parliament, the sector has a chance to transform on its own without waiting for a government mandate.

Ilan LeasDecember 17, 2018

Roundtables

Mental health: stay in the green zone

The Federal Government is turning its eye to the economic impact of mental health, making workplace early intervention a hot topic

Alice UribeNovember 14, 2018

Assistant Treasurer Stuart Robert (Pic: Tahn Sharpe)

Lifeskills - Brought to you by AIA Australia

Lifeskills: Cover changes may hurt outcomes

Proposed adjustments to group insurance could leave fewer protected while increasing the cost to the government.

Adam GeeNovember 6, 2018

AMP interim CEO Mike Wilkins (Pic: Supplied)

Investment Strategy

AMP will ‘compete hard’ on corporate super

AMP’s interim CEO Mike Wilkins concedes there is a possibility more of its corporate superannuation clients will depart.

Matthew SmithOctober 25, 2018

Rice Warner's Jenni Baxter (Pic: Supplied)

Insurance

Rice Warner says super overhaul will confuse members

Members making claims without realising they are no longer insured is one negative effect Rice Warner says would rise from planned reforms.

Ben HurleyOctober 16, 2018