October 14th
Christchurch Event
LIVE BREAKFAST
7:00am - 9:00am
IBANZ launch Risk Advice: The Value of NZ’s Broking Profession Report
Join industry leaders and professionals for the launch of Risk Advice - The Value of New Zealand’s Broking Profession. This IBANZ exclusive report examines the contribution New Zealand’s broking profession makes to businesses, households, communities and the wider economy.
October 15th
Auckland Event
LIVE BREAKFAST
7:00am - 9:00am
IBANZ launch Risk Advice: The Value of NZ’s Broking Profession Report
Join industry leaders and professionals for the launch of Risk Advice - The Value of New Zealand’s Broking Profession. This IBANZ exclusive report examines the contribution New Zealand’s broking profession makes to businesses, households, communities and the wider economy.
September 3rd
Topic: Don't get hacked
Presenter: Steve Mayo-Smith
Just how secure are you and ready to defend yourself and the business you work for against the increasing rate and sophistication of cyber-attacks? Understanding what to look for and what not to click on or trust is vital. This session will provide you with an understanding of the types of threats and intrusion techniques and the do’s and dont's of protection.
September 8th
Topic: Breach and learn - war stories from the cyber front
Presenters: Anthony Cooke and Cilla Chu | Atmos
In this webinar Atmos will discuss, NZ cyber incidents trends, lessons learned from the frontline and what brokers need to know.
September 9th
Topic: Policy Items/Memoranda not often considered
- Part 2
Presenter: Mark Anderson | Commercial Loss Management
Part 2 is a continuation of the 19 August 2026 Part 1 as we delve into areas of the business interruption policy that are often overlooked.
September 10th
Topic: Amendments to the Commerce Act and competition law obligations
Presenter: Alicia Murray | Lowndes Jordan
This session will provide an overview of the obligations under the Commerce Act, and what red flags to look out for that may give rise to potential concerns. This is particularly timely in light of the Commerce Commission limited market study and greater focus by the Commerce Commission on the insurance industry.
September 15th
Topic: Section 72 Notices
Presenters: Emma Gabor | Gabor Law
Dr Gabor will unpack section 72 notices, what they are and what brokers need to be aware of, and talk about other situations which may result in natural disaster claims being declined.
September 16th
Topic: A round up of recent complaints
Presenter: Jessica Coope | FSCL
Jessica will give you some information about recent complaint numbers to FSCL and will talk about some recent complaints FSCL has investigated about insurance brokers and insurers, including the lessons learned from those complaints.
September 17th
Topic: Demystifying general liability and professional indemnity policies
Presenters: Matthew Atkinson and Morgan Fee. |. Fee Langstone
This practical seminar examines the increasingly blurred boundary between General Liability and Professional Indemnity insurance. Using real claim examples, we will explore defective workmanship, defective design, professional services provided by non-traditional professionals, and the difficult question of where insurable risk ends and uninsured business risk begins.
September 22nd
Topic: D & O
Presenters: Veiko Termonen | Chubb
More details to come*
September 24th
Topic: Homebuyers and natural hazards - due diligence
Presenter: Hamish Armstrong | Natural Hazards Commission
Our second webinar from Natural Hazards Commission Toka Tū Ake (NHC) webinar will focus on helping you support client due diligence around natural hazards when they’re purchasing a home. Natural hazard risk is a reality of living in New Zealand, but the risks aren’t the same everywhere, so it’s important to make educated choices when deciding where to buy. We’ll discuss how you can help clients research natural hazard risks in an area, check a property’s features, and what to consider before making an offer. We’ll also share a range of resources you can use to provide trusted due diligence advice to your clients, to help inform insurance decisions.
September 30th
Topic: Using risk analysis when providing advice
Presenter: Trevor Slater
In this session an easy-to-understand business risk model and process will be explained which can be applied to any business or personal goals. It will show you how to help your client identify risks, assess their impact and likelihood and how to respond to those risks.
October 6th
Topic: War, disruptions, delays and more in travel insurance
Presenter: Eve Battersby and Sharee Lowe | IFSO
(Time: 10.30am-11am)
The war in the middle east this year have been a nightmare for the aviation and tourism sectors, with many New Zealanders overseas travel plans cancelled and severely disrupted. The ISFO discuss recent travel insurance cases and the type of disputes IFSO is investigating in these eventful times.
October 8th
Topic: Introduction to the 'Dark Arts' AKA - Reinsurance
Presenter: Martin Stroud and Lisa Christensen | NZI
Join Martin Stroud from NZI for a clear, practical introduction to reinsurance This session will explain how reinsurance works, why
it matters, and how it directly influences insurance premiums in New Zealand.
October 13th
Topic: Title Insurance, why it matters for buyers of commercial real estate
Presenter: Chris Hammond and Ed Birrell | Dual
Title Insurance protects buyers of commercial real estate against financial loss arising from legal issues that affect either the ownership or use of a property. It is an important but often overlooked layer of protection in commercial property transactions. There are two main policy options 'Unknown Risks Cover' and 'Known Risks Cover' which will be discussed.
October 20th
Topic: Navigating commercial hull insurance:
key coverage and claims insights
Presenters: Mark Roelink | NZI Marine
This session provides an overview of commercial hull insurance, focusing on the key elements that shape underwriting decisions.
October 27th
Topic: Construction insurance trends – PI, Stat and GL claims issues
Presenter: Misha Henaghan and Sam Hider | Wotton Kearney
With significant law changes on the horizon and tough economic conditions, the construction sector is undergoing a period of rapid change. Misha Henaghan and Sam Hider from Wotton Kearney will talk through the legislative amendments (particularly in relation to PI, Stat and GL claims) and trends they are seeing on claims.
October 28th
Topic: Navigating an insurer’s investigation into a claim: when the insurer keeps asking for more info
Presenter: Emma Gabor | Gabor Law
Dr Emma Gabor will discuss what to watch for when the insurer repeatedly requests additional information during a claim investigation – often a critical stage in the assessment process.
November 11th
Topic: Medical malpractice and commercial legal expenses
Presenter: John Moore and Sharna Garbett | Delta
In this session we will look at the current landscape related to medical businesses in New Zealand, including what does Medical Malpractice actually insure, the role official regulatory bodies play, the business risks medical businesses face on a day to day basis, as well as claims developments and trends.
November 12th
Topic: Presenting to Groups - you only get one shot
Presenter: Trevor Slater
It is fair to say that most advisers are excellent talkers. But what if you need to present to a group of people, such as a Board or management team?The session will include: what preparation do you need to do; tools to make it professional; talking to groups; overcoming nerves; answering difficult questions; and closing to obtain a successful outcome.
November 17th
Topic: Broker essentials: Introduction to cyber insurance
Presenter: Gemma Hicks | CFC
Looking to build confidence in cyber insurance and start meaningful conversations with your clients? Whether you're new to cyber insurance or looking to grow your cyber book, this webinar will provide practical knowledge and actionable takeaways you can start using immediately.
November 18th
Topic: Contracts of Insurance Act
Presenter: Fee Langstone
This presentation will provide a practical overview of the Contracts of Insurance Act 2024, focusing on the changes it introduces to the relationship between insurers and policyholders. It will examine the key obligations imposed on both parties, including the insured’s duty of disclosure and the consequences of misrepresentation, and non-disclosure.
*No details available at the time of print.
