AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAI Governance in Finance: NFRA has issued new guidelines for safe, risk-based AI development and deployment across banking and insurance, pushing stronger oversight and lifecycle management. Consumer Protection on Motor Cover: Kenya’s insurers warn drivers about fake motor insurance certificates, urging verification via the Bima Yangu App or *35 to avoid being effectively uninsured after cancellations. Premium Pressure Under Scrutiny: In Australia, opposition MPs have asked the ACCC to investigate premium spikes in rural Queensland despite mitigation work, arguing insurers may be exploiting weak competition. Claims Cost Risks from “Cheap” Repairs: A collision repair shop says low-cost repairs on modern vehicles can leave sensor and calibration issues that raise future expenses. NDIS Reform Delays: Australia’s NDIS overhaul faces another report delay amid Greens’ demands, threatening budget savings and raising concerns for participants and providers. Climate and Construction Resilience: Zurich highlights converging climate, labour, cyber and financing pressures in construction, arguing insurers must be involved early to keep projects insurable. Health Insurance Debate Goes Viral: A viral hospitalisation claim rejection post in India is sparking wider debate over insurer settlement practices and exclusions. Travel Insurance Reminder: An HNW insurer urges FIFA World Cup travellers to check high-value items are individually specified to avoid underinsurance abroad. FX Watch (Nigeria): The naira weakened slightly on Thursday in NAFEX amid FX liquidity tightness, with analysts pointing to limited OMO activity by foreign investors.
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