Date: Thursday 16 March
Location: The Hilton Hotel, Sydney
Tickets: Registration is FREE for Advisers* ONLY, there is a $90 +GST fee for non-advisers
The recent Parliamentary Committee hearings confirmed that the dust has yet to settle over the controversies of 2016 and that the claims handling practices of Australia's life insurance companies remain under scrutiny.
Attend the Money Management's Life Insurance Claims Handling Breakfast to hear from the regulator's deputy chairman, Peter Kell, on the progress that has been made and what is likely to happen in 2017.
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