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On top of insurance-specific changes, many other superannuation reforms are having a big impact on insurance.
Ensuring fund mergers result in good member outcomes in relation to insurance is front of mind for merging funds. But benefit design, transition arrangements and record keeping and data can be complex when merging. Speakers who have been at the heart of recent mergers will talk about the key...
If the Government announces a review into insurance in superannuation – as recommended by the Productivity Commission – it might lead to the biggest shake-up of group risk insurance in decades.
How we design our products and how we manage claims are two of the most critical components when it comes to creating optimal insurance outcomes for our members.
With income offsets, value for money insurance and occupational exclusions firmly on ASIC’s radar, find out what this could mean for benefit design and member experience.
Better data has long been the holy grail for insurance: how to get it, use it, retain it, and standardise it. In this session intelia will demonstrate how data can support better product design and member experience.
From creating more dynamic claims handling responses to ensuring changes in product development last well beyond this pandemic, our expert panel will unpack the key issues facing the industry in the short-term as well as the opportunities that exist moving forward.
With the industry committed to lifting standards in insurance in superannuation, we hear from the regulators on the range of new and existing measures funds need to be across.
In the face of indefinite isolation, financial uncertainty, and with an undetermined return to normality, how we as an industry progress the conversation around wellness – not only for our members but for our staff – is now more crucial than ever.
With changes to the Voluntary Code of Practice coming which will make the Code binding and enforceable, will there need to be an establishment of an actual insurance code body?
Dissecting the existing concerns members have on receiving adequate support, this session will also look at the work being done in the Code to ensure that experience of vulnerable consumers is not diminished through the adherence of prescriptive rules.
With recent political commentary suggesting that the role of insurance in superannuation may be subject to review, now is an apt time for us to take stock at how far insurance has come over the years and where things may be headed.