The Half Yearly General Insurance Bulletin includes detailed information at both an individual insurer and aggregate industry level, including: aggregated industry tables, key entity specific information, public insurer data, and Lloyd's Australia data. The bulletin uses full year data from each entity.
This bulletin is to replace the previously published Selected Statistics on the General Insurance Industry.
Current issues
The publication is available in two formats: Adobe PDF for printing (containing data for the most recent periods) and Microsoft Excel for further analysis.
Forthcoming issues
The next edition of the Half Yearly General Insurance Bulletin will be released on this webpage by close of business on the following dates:
- June 2008 5 February 2009
Publication details
APRA’s statistics publications provide the most accurate and independent overview of Australia’s general insurance industry.
The Half Yearly General Insurance Bulletin is compiled primarily from information provided to APRA as part of APRA-regulated general insurance companies’ prudential reporting requirements.
In developing the content of this publication, APRA has closely considered the detail contained in the previous publication and has consulted with both industry participants and other interested parties on the data to be published. We also took into consideration the recommendations of the HIH Royal Commission.
The Half Yearly General Insurance Bulletin will publish relevant information according to the following key principles and considerations:
- the importance of public release of company level information;
- adequate disclosure to assist in the protection of Australian general insurance policyholders;
- the importance of commercial considerations for individual companies; · general insurance data which are already publicly available;
- the disclosure regime in existence prior to July 2002; and
- the recommendations of the HIH Royal Commission.
APRA is committed to working to provide equivalent data for the period between June 2002 and June 2005. APRA will also examine if there are additional data items that serve the considerations outlined above and that should be added in future issues and also whether some of the currently published data should be presented in a different fashion or discontinued.
We welcome your feedback and suggestions for improvement.
Feedback
For more information about the statistics in this publication:
| E-mail: | statistics@apra.gov.au |
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| or write to: | Manager, Insurance Statistics |
| Australian Prudential Regulation Authority |
| GPO Box 9836 |
| Sydney NSW 2001 |
Copyright
The material in this publication is copyright.
You may download, display, print or reproduce material in this publication in unaltered form for your personal, non-commercial use or within your organisation, with proper attribution given to the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA). © Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (2007). Other than for any use permitted under the Copyright Act 1968, all other rights are reserved.
Requests for other uses of the information in this publication should be directed to APRA Public Affairs Unit, GPO Box 9836, Sydney NSW 2001.
Disclaimer
While APRA endeavours to ensure the quality of this Publication, APRA does not accept any responsibility for the accuracy, completeness or currency of the material included in this Publication, and will not be liable for any loss or damage arising out of any use of, or reliance on, this Publication.
