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Berkley Insurance Australia Named Specialist Insurer of the Year for the Fifth Consecutive Year

Berkley Insurance Australia (BIA) is proud to announce it has been named Specialist Insurer of the Year at the 2026 Insurance Advisernet Conference, marking an outstanding five consecutive years receiving this prestigious industry recognition.

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Global Supply Chain Contagion: Product Recall Risks for the Australian Importer

In today’s interconnected global economy, a single product defect can rapidly evolve into a widespread liability event affecting manufacturers, importers, distributors and brand owners across multiple jurisdictions. As supply chains become increasingly complex, businesses are facing a growing challenge: risk contagion.


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Why Clinical Trial Insurance Is More Critical Now Than Ever

Clinical trials sit at the heart of medical innovation. They bring life‑changing therapies from concept to reality and offer hope to patients who often have no other options. But behind every successful study is an ecosystem of risk management and one of the most important components of that ecosystem is clinical trial insurance.

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Celebrating 10 Years of Partnership – Centrestone Jewellery Insurance

In 2026, Berkley Insurance Australia (BIA) proudly celebrates 10 years of enterprise and collaboration with Centrestone Jewellery Insurance (Centrestone). Over the past decade, our relationship has been built on trust, innovation and a shared commitment to protecting what matters most to customers and businesses within the jewellery industry.


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The Subcontractor Trap: PI and GL Risks in Multi-Tiered Construction Projects

Modern construction projects are becoming increasingly complex, with multiple layers of contractors, subcontractors, consultants, and specialist trades all contributing to the final outcome. While this structure can deliver efficiency and expertise, it can also create significant uncertainty when things go wrong.


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