The Insurance Council of Australia host several events, engaging with members, government and consumer groups each year.
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Register now for the 2021 Industry Forum - Insurance in uncertain times
The 2021 Insurance Council of Australia Annual Industry Forum will be a virtual event.
- Date: Wednesday 13 October
- Time: 9am till 4pm
- Register here
Hosted by Ellen Fanning from ABC's The Drum featuring insights by domestic and international specialists from insurers, regulators, government and agencies, this forum will deep dive into:
- Updates from ASIC and APRA leaders
- Commercial lines strategic review
- Cyber risk
- Natural perils and insurance catastrophes
- ESG, climate and modern slavery
- Keynote addresses from special guests
This event is free for employees and associates of ICA members and insurance industry stakeholders.
Recent events
Cyclone Seroja one-on-one appointments
On 14 April, the Insurance Council of Australia declared an Insurance Catastrophe for impacted parts of Western Australia from Tropical Cyclone Seroja.
Insurers and the Insurance Council of Australia were in Western Australia to assist policyholders impacted by Cyclone Seroja from Tuesday 31 August until Friday 3 September 2021. Bookings for, COVID-safe in person appointments, were available online.
Halloween Hailstorm community forum
On 1 November, the Insurance Council of Australia (ICA) declared a Catastrophe for damage caused by hailstorms that struck south-east Queensland on 31 October 2020.
Insurers and the Insurance Council of Australia attended the Springlake Hotel on Thursday 17 June for one-on-one consultations with customers, providing help with their insurance claims.
2021 Parliamentary briefings: Catastrophe response
May 2021
When natural disaster strikes, the Insurance Council of Australia works with insurers, communities, and all levels of government, to assess damage, share data and support communities when they need it most.
As of May, the Insurance Council of Australia has declared three insurance #catastrophes in 2021 and in May, we help sessions with NSW and Federal Government stakeholders to provide on update on industry response and the proactive measures that will help build resilient communities.
April 2021
The third Building Stronger Homes Roundtable event, convened by the Insurance Council of Australia and Master Builders Australia, looked at reforms to the way codes, standards and land use planning systems promote the resilience of Australian family homes.
February 2021
The Building Stronger Homes Roundtable, convened by the Insurance Council of Australia and Master Builders Australia, focused on the financial impacts of natural disasters, the cost of rebuilding and the learnings from existing resilient homes programs, with the aim of creating actionable change.
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