PFAS – Through a Liability Lens – In Person Seminar
Wednesday 9 April 2025
As regulatory scrutiny and public awareness of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) continue to grow, liability insurers face increasing challenges in managing risk. This seminar will provide insurers with essential insights into the implications of PFAS exposure, emerging legal frameworks, and strategies for effective risk assessment and management. Join us to explore the evolving landscape of PFAS liability and learn how to protect your organization and policyholders.
Presenters: Charu Stevenson, Partner & Nadica Mirceska, Senior Associate
Clyde & Co: Subrogation, Control and the Distribution of Recovered amounts: An Australian Perspective
Tuesday 11 February 2025
The presentation will briefly consider the relevant principles involved in enforcing the right of subrogation, timing and how recovered amounts are to be distributed and provide practical tips to avoid unnecessary costs and delays.
Presenters: Hannes Marais (Partner) & Kaitlin Rolandsen (Senior Associate)
MCG Quantity Surveyors: Presenting of the latest quarters Under Insurance Data
19 February 2025
Learning Objectives
- Identify Market trends
- Analyse data collected and identify opportunities for financial products
- Develop a clients understanding of under insurance risks
- Identify Risks for negotiation with clients
Clyde & Co: Risk & Reward for Underwriters on the current state of the Construction Industry
14 February 2024
Webinar focuses on the state of the Construction Industry in Australia, covering:
- Current economic factors
- Regulatory changes
- Future claims trends and avoiding risk
- Insurance impacts
Sparke Helmore: Regulatory spotlight turns to delegated authorities - CPS230, DDO and beyond.
29 January 2025
With the imminent commencement of CPS230 for the insurance market in July 2025 and the heightened focus of the regulators on third party insurance distribution arrangements (from ASIC’s focus on end-to-end product governance under the DDO and cyber risk management to APRA’s pursuit of capital charges for poor oversight of delegated underwriting arrangements), underwriting agencies should be expecting closer attention from capital providers, impacting contracting arrangements, product ownership and oversight and risk management and audit arrangements.
Learning objectives: The session should provide agencies with an understanding of the current regulatory context driving the focus on underwriting agencies and provide some practical guidance to prepare agencies to deal with the expectations of capacity providers driven by CPS230 and other regulatory compliance needs.
Johns Lyng Group Webinar - Behind the scenes: Complex make safe, restoration & repair processes
17 September 2024
