The move follows a wave of new insurance offerings and capacity expansions as the insurance industry targets growing data centre opportunity - and risks.
Insurers in Asia-Pacific are increasing their use of risk-mitigation incentives and advanced analytics as natural catastrophe losses rise across the region.
The plan outlines a shift toward wider regional capability, aiming to strengthen long-term resilience and drive greater impact for Pacific governments and communities.
Federal and state-backed projects include cyclone shelters, bushfire risk reduction, and upgraded early warning systems across all states and territories.
The expanded programme allows policyholders to use credits for a wider range of loss-prevention projects identified through FM’s engineering assessments.
