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SML coverage: evolving risks and how to approach a standalone renewal

Amid the backdrop of increasing scrutiny and societal awareness around sexual abuse litigation, insurance carriers are reviewing their portfolios for potential Sexual Misconduct Liability (SML) exposure. Consequently, non-renewals, exclusions, and policy restrictions for SML-related incidents are becoming more frequent.Amid the backdrop of increasing scrutiny and societal awareness around sexual abuse litigation, insurance carriers are reviewing their portfolios for potential Sexual Misconduct Liability (SML) exposure. Consequently, non-renewals, exclusions, and policy restrictions for SML-related incidents are becoming more frequent.

Going Global: Insurance guide for Australian Tech in Asia Pacific. 

Expanding into Asia offers major growth opportunities for Australian tech
companies, but insurance structuring missteps can expose organisations to
regulatory, contractual and operational risk. This guide highlights what you need
to know and do to secure compliance.Expanding into Asia offers major growth opportunities for Australian tech
companies, but insurance structuring missteps can expose organisations to
regulatory, contractual and operational risk. This guide highlights what you need
to know and do to secure compliance.

APRA’s move to a three-tier banking structure: What are the implications?

The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) is set to introduce a three-tier classification system to reshape the banking landscape. 
This framework will categorise banks into large banks (the majors), medium banks (other banks designated as Authorised Deposit-taking Institutions or ADIs, specifically those classified as Significant Financial Institutions SFIs), and small banks (non-SFIs). 

This nuanced approach signals a strategic shift towards more tailored regulatory oversight and risk management that better reflects the banking sector's diverse business models.
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) is set to introduce a three-tier classification system to reshape the banking landscape. 
This framework will categorise banks into large banks (the majors), medium banks (other banks designated as Authorised Deposit-taking Institutions or ADIs, specifically those classified as Significant Financial Institutions SFIs), and small banks (non-SFIs). 

This nuanced approach signals a strategic shift towards more tailored regulatory oversight and risk management that better reflects the banking sector's diverse business models.
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