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Trade Credit Insurance Market Update February Edition
End-2025 Review and 2026 Outlook As we move into 2026, the trade credit insurance market is less about guarding against sudden collapse and more about credit quality, cash discipline and selective risk differentiation. While headline economic growth …
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NSW Workers Compensation Reforms: Second reform bill passed providing further clarity to r …
NSW Parliament passed a second workers compensation reform bill on 4 February 2026, following the passage of the first reform bill in November 2025. The Workers Compensation Legislation Amendment (Reform and Modernisation) Bill 2025 (“Second Bill”) f …
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Healthcare
De-risking AI in precision medicine
Artificial intelligence is the backbone of precision medicine, underpinning efforts to provide effective treatments for patients, based on genetic, environmental, and lifestyle factors. But if deployed without safeguards, AI systems can amplify bias, …
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Australian businesses face rising credit pressures, and the global media is taking notice
Introduction As Australian businesses continue to manage a challenging credit environment, global interest in this topic is growing. Recently, ‘’Risk Management Magazine’’ in the U.S. published a feature exploring how companies are responding to ris …
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Future Cuts: Insurance Predictions for Meat Processing 2026
The meat processing industry faces a unique set of risks shaped by evolving consumer preferences, regulatory environments, technological advancements, and complex supply chains. What you can expect This report explores the most critical risk factors …
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Significant NSW workers compensation reforms passed: What employers need to know
On Tuesday, 18 November 2025, nine months after the NSW Government announced its intention to reform the State’s workers compensation scheme, an amended version of the Workers Compensation Legislation Amendment Bill 2025 (“the Bill”) has been passed …
