Jonalyn Cueto

Ex-Barclays banker takes on new role as UK logistics margins stay under 3%

Seven in 10 flood claims are now surface water events. Rebuild costs rose 3.9% to July 2026. A sum insured set two years ago may already be 10% short of current reinstatement value

The Code Compliance Committee has flagged that some insurers still default to broad mental health exclusions rather than individual assessment. Denby's prevention and recovery mandate is part of the sector's response

APRA will require AI governance, quantum computing preparedness and CPS 230 reviews - while committing to keep regulatory burden broadly flat by cutting duplicate reporting elsewhere

Amwins, Dragoneer and KKR seal $6.00-a-share deal at a 51.9% premium - the culmination of a process that drew three separate bids across two months

$500,000 in new grants builds on round one - but with ACCC cyclone pool oversight now closed, whether insurer resilience investment translates to premium relief falls to the market to demonstrate

63% of AU/NZ workers are financially unwell, new Gallagher data reveals

The government needs crossbench votes it does not yet have. Insurers are pricing for a November submission deadline that may land before the outcome is known. Brokers advising older clients need to prepare for both scenarios

The first Federal Court test of Australia's right-to-repair scheme has direct implications for motor insurance claims costs. Restricted workshop access drives up labour rates, extends repair turnaround and complicates EV cover pricing

A Big Four firm has been shut out of federal government contracts and lost nearly a third of its consulting revenue in three years. For insurers that use KPMG for risk advisory and governance work, the question is what that disruption means for ongoing engagements