Commercial property owners across Australia are facing a quieter but increasingly significant risk: underinsurance. For many businesses, the issue has not come from major operational changes or large property acquisitions. Instead, it has developed gradually through rising construction costs, inflation,

A few years ago, most businesses would have associated product recalls with large multinational brands. That is not really the case anymore. Over the last couple of years, recalls have become more common across a broader range of industries in

Australia’s infrastructure pipeline remains substantial heading into 2026. Transport projects, energy transition works, housing-related infrastructure, data centres and public investment continue to drive activity across multiple sectors. At the same time, many businesses operating within construction and infrastructure are working

Employment Practices Liability is becoming a bigger area of focus for Australian businesses as workplace expectations, compliance obligations, and employment-related disputes continue evolving. While many employment issues are not new, the level of scrutiny surrounding how businesses manage workplace behaviour,

For many Australian businesses, signing a commercial lease is primarily viewed as an operational decision. The focus is usually on rent, location, fit-out costs, and lease terms. But commercial lease insurance risks can extend well beyond the tenancy itself. Lease

Cyber risk is not a new issue for Australian businesses, but the tone from regulators is changing. In a recent statement directed at financial services licensees and market participants, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) warned that artificial intelligence