Insurance Council of Australia

The Insurance Council of Australia (ICA) is the representative body of the general insurance industry in Australia. It is a group that represents 89% of total premium income written by private sector general insurers, spanning both insurers and reinsurers.

See below for the Latest Insurance Council of Australia News, Analysis, Profit Results, Share Price Information, and Commentary. 

Australia posts $1.3b in insured losses from major disasters

The report also pushes for the proposed $19.8b Flood Defence Fund.

Insurance Council of Australia pushes for lower corporate tax rates

The council, instead, recommends creating a A$30.15b flood defence fund.

Insurance Council of Australia supports Treasury climate framework

It also called for guidance to cover both decarbonisation and adaptation.

ICA urges review of Tasmania’s plan for state-owned insurer

The ICA said the plan would shift disaster recovery costs.

ICA reports 95,000 claims from Cyclone Alfred damage

The cyclone and floods have exceeded A$1.2b in insurance losses.

Motor theft claims surge 96% to $270m in Australia over nine years

Theft claim frequency also rose sharply in Queensland and metro Victoria.

Australia records surge in claims, cyclone recovery drags

To expedite the claims process, insurers have deployed additional claims consultants.

Australia's insurers log 3,000 claims post-Cyclone Alfred

ICA CEO said to expect “many more thousands of claims.”

ICA proposes A$30.15b flood defence fund

Last year saw 41 million policies issued for households and businesses.

Australia sets up claim centre for customers affected by severe storms

The hub is located in Townsville and is open until 15 February.

Nearly 9 in 10 Australian insurers commit to net-zero targets by 2050

Extreme weather events cost homeowners approximately $4b annually.

ICA to consult on motor vehicle insurance code update

The initial draft was supposed to be released within this year.

ICA proposes 17 steps to improve strata insurance outcomes

Key proposals include stricter education requirements for strata managers.

Ageing workforce fuels talent crisis in Australia’s insurance sector

About 58% of insurance professionals in the country are over 45.