The Australian Marine Insurance sector still relies on fragmented state registries and siloed Insurer records. A national hull claims register could transform underwriting, fraud detection, and buyer confidence – but lessons from New Zealand show the benefits come with real challenges.
Australia’s boating community is one of the largest per capita in the world. There are 905,000 registered pleasure craft vessels in Australia, (including over 95,000 PWCs), excluding Northern Territory where there is no mandatory vessel registration required. Continue reading “An Australian National Marine Hull Claims Register: Is now the time?”
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