Aussie insurers prioritise governance as product design rules bite

March 31 2022 by Blake Evans-Pritchard

Good governance is likely to dominate the agenda of Australian insurers in the year ahead, as they seek to make sure that the products they are selling are fit-for-purpose under the country’s new desi...

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