Australian insurance industry reacts positively to allocation of au0m drf fund but ica believes theres still more to be done rein asia

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Australian insurance industry reacts positively to allocation of au0m drf fund but ica believes theres still more to be done rein asia
Australian insurance industry reacts positively to allocation of au0m drf fund but ica believes theres still more to be done rein asia

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Australian insurance industry reacts positively to allocation of AU$400m DRF Fund, but ICA believes there’s still more to be done

The ICA and industry reaction was positive, however the ICA continues its call for a 10-year rolling program.
Australian insurance industry reacts positively to allocation of au0m drf fund but ica believes theres still more to be done rein asia

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Australian insurance industry reacts positively to allocation of au0m drf fund but ica believes theres still more to be done rein asia

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