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Youth Justice and Advocacy Group Whitelion benefits from Ansvar Property and Liability Insurance

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Ansvar provides risk solutions to help Whitelion manage risk while providing outstanding services to vulnerable members of the community.

Melbourne, Australia, 30th November 2015: Ansvar Insurance, Australia’s leading insurance provider for the Community sector has announced its retention of Whitelion for the second year in a row.

Whitelion, a Christian organisation that provides support to the disadvantaged has demonstrated its trust in Ansvar by renewing its insurance contract with the firm together with broker EA Insurance. EA Insurance is a specialist provider of insurance and risk management services to faith and not-for-profit organisations throughout Australia and is a long held partner of Ansvar.

Whitelion is a charity that helps some of Australia’s highest risk groups, covering at-risk youth from low socio-economic families and the indigenous community. Ansvar underwrites Whitelion’s property and liability insurance to help provide better quality of life to some of the most disadvantaged members of our community.

Whitelion commenced its relationship with Ansvar in August 2014 and is currently in its second year of helping provide services and support. Ansvar’s relationship with Whitelion is unique and plays to the company’s strengths and heritage in the community and faith sector.

“Whitelion provides an essential service for some of Australia’s most overlooked communities,” said Whitelion CEO Mark Watt. “We are delighted to be working again with Ansvar this year, and helping Whitelion’s brands, including Open Family and Belguard deliver services to help everyday Australians get ahead.”

Ansvar’s risk and support solutions are continually evolving to ensure the company can provide contemporary risk management products and services to help clients manage their unique risk exposures. The company’s sector-specific risk solution products; site risk surveys, education forums, risk publications, fact sheets, checklists and practical tools, reflect a commitment to support customers to deliver their important services to communities across Ansvar’s core sectors of Faith, Community, Care, Education and Heritage.

“Ansvar’s strong risk management foundation has helped the company extend its relationship with Whitelion providing risk solutions to help strengthen the organisation to an internationally-recognised standard,” said Warren Hutcheon, CEO at Ansvar.

“Together with our authorised representative partner EA Insurance, we are very focused on strengthening Whitelion from a risk solutions point of view.  Ansvar’s risk solutions advisors provide specialist advice on operational risk and controls and help with the management of risks right across an organisation from the board to the front line,” Warren said.

Ansvar will provide Whitelion with advice, support, templates and propose to implement a new risk register software to support the ongoing development of Whitelion’s enterprise risk framework.

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EMERGING TRENDS IN CARE, COMMUNITY, NOT FOR PROFIT AND OTHER SECTORS

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Ansvar Insurance, Australia’s leading insurance provider for the Care, Community, Education, Faith and Heritage sectors, has announced the next series of national education forums in October and November. In addition, Ansvar has announced they will launch two refreshed products at the forums. The forums, titled Emerging Trends in – Care, Community, Not for Profit and Other Sectors are designed to educate and keep brokers and clients up to date with the constantly changing landscape in these highly regulated sectors.

Ansvar has compiled an impressive roster of key note speakers who will be able to add context and relevance to the emerging trends in these sectors. The forums will examine the impact on the insurance industry and detail what this means for clients.

Ansvar will launch the refreshed Industrial Special Risks and Personal Accident products at the forums, allowing brokers and clients to hear how the policies respond to the market directly from Ansvar’s underwriters.

The refreshed Personal Accident policy will now include an all-inclusive insurance policy for both volunteers and/or students, children and members of the insured organisation.  The new policy will also include a high number of automatic extensions, as well as an option to now include high risk activities such as rock climbing and horse riding. Ideal for schools or community groups that engage in adventurous activities and wish to offer their members cover in the event of an injury.

The Industrial Special Risks product now includes the 80% co-insurance clause as standard and allows for deletion of this clause if there is a property valuation not more than three years old. A Heritage protection endorsement extends the protection on any building of historic significance to be reinstated to a reasonably equivalent appearance, using the original design and suitable equivalent materials if damaged. Flood is now automatically included in this policy and it features a market leading schedule of insurance that will be produced with all quotations and renewals. This new policy and schedule has been fully endorsed by the LMI Group.

“From evolving laws and regulations to updated best practice in risk mitigation, the needs of clients who operate in these sectors are always undergoing change and the forums are an essential platform for brokers who service these clients to ensure they are offering the most robust and informed solutions,” says Warren Hutcheon, CEO Ansvar Insurance.

The broker forums are scheduled twice yearly and conducted nationally. See below for October-November forum details:

Date Location Key Note Speaker Role
Tuesday 13th October Melbourne – Windsor Hotel Jason Newman Principal, Gilchrist Connell
Tuesday 20th October Sydney – The Grace Hotel Peter Ford Partner – Liability, Curwoods
Tuesday 22nd October Brisbane – Rydges South Bank Rebecca Stevens Partner, Cartner Newell
Wednesday 28thOctober Perth – The George Mark Williams Partner, DLA Piper
Friday 6th November Adelaide – Stamford Plaza Grant Mitchell Partner – Mintner Ellison

 

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Ansvar Announces Three Senior Appointments

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Ansvar Insurance, Australia’s leading insurance provider for the care, community, education, faith and heritage sectors today announced that Vito Giudice has been appointed to the position of Chief Risk Officer.  Further new appointments for the firm see Diana Borgmeyer taking on the role of Head of Client Risk Solutions and Helen Auricht appointed to the role of State Manager for South Australia.

Vito Giudice

In his new role Giudice will be responsible for driving and continuing to implement Ansvar’s risk management strategy and practices across the business.  This includes advising the Executive and the Risk and Compliance Committee on risk issues, overseeing Ansvar’s Risk Management and Compliance department and working with the business units to meet strategic goals and objectives.

Giudice joined Ansvar in 2014 and was Risk and Compliance Manager until this recent appointment.  Guidice’s career has focused on the provision of risk management and compliance services to the financial services industry including general insurance.  Prior to joining Ansvar, Giudice held a senior financial services position at Ernst & Young in Melbourne where he provided risk and compliance advisory services to a range of domestic and international banks and insurers.  Giudice has a Master of Business (Risk Management) and a Bachelor of Science (First Class Honours) at Monash University in Melbourne.

“I am thrilled to be taking on the role of Chief Risk Officer and bringing my experience in risk and compliance to Ansvar,” said Giudice.

“Vito only joined Ansvar 6 months ago as Risk and Compliance Manager and in a short time has demonstrated his vast knowledge of risk management and mitigation to the Ansvar team.   We are absolutely delighted to recognise Vito’s contributions with this well-deserved promotion,” said Warren Hutcheon, CEO Ansvar Insurance.

Diana Borgmeyer

Borgmeyer will be responsible for developing risk solutions with our partners and clients that address the risks in the core sectors that Ansvar operates in.   Borgmeyer has specialised in the social policy space, dealing with complex risk issues faced by organisations that operate in the care, community, education, faith and heritage sectors.

Prior to joining Ansvar, Borgmeyer was the Senior Risk Consultant at Victorian Managed Insurance Authority and previously held the positions Manager Service Delivery Compliance and Risk Manager for the state government of Victoria.   Borgmeyer also spent several years at Konica Minolta where she held the positions of Victorian Business Manager, National Financial Operations Manager and National Manager Corporate Governance and Risk.

“I am excited to be joining Ansvar and work with their diverse range of clients and broker partners,” said Borgmeyer.

“Diana’s unique experience across risk, governance and compliance make her an invaluable new addition to the Ansvar team.  Her focus in the social policy space is a particularly good fit with the clients and the sectors we service” said Hutcheon.

 

Helen Auricht

With her promotion to State Manager, SA/NT, Auricht will continue her focus on strengthening the key relationships in both markets to ensure continued growth of the states’ portfolio.  Following a great start to the year, Auricht will continue to build on this success and ensure Ansvar will remain the insurer of choice for its clients and brokers.

Before joining Ansvar, Auricht held the position of Business Development Manager at Guardian Insurance Brokers and Account Executive at Aon Risk Services.  Following 7 years with Bank SA, Auricht joined the Insurance industry in 1996. She held roles at Swann and Catholic Church Insurance before moving into broking in 2001 where she developed a keen interest in Care and Not for Profit sectors. Auricht holds a Diploma of Financial Services (Insurance Broking) and a Diploma of Management from Deakin University in Melbourne.

“Helen’s skill and experience as well as her passion for the Care and Not for Profit sectors, make her the perfect choice to help drive Ansvar’s business goals in South Australia and the Northern Territory,” said Hutcheon.

“I have such a strong passion for these sectors, and this role will allow me to bring the most robust solutions to those operating within the Not for Profit and Care sectors in South Australia and the Northern Territory,” said Auricht.

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ANSVAR LAUNCHES ANNUAL 2015/ 2016 CEP GRANTS PROGRAM

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Ansvar Insurance, Australia’s leading insurance provider for the Care, Community, Education, Faith and Heritage sectors has announced that applications are now open for their annual Community Education Program (CEP). Through the CEP grants, Ansvar supports sustainable programs for Australians under the age of 25, promoting ongoing education, skills training and programs making a significant difference to the lives of the participants.

This year Ansvar is simplifying the application process by allowing not-for-profits to complete their submissions online. The grants support programs that fall into two categories – Empowerment and Education, programs which provide opportunities to develop positive values that lead to healthy lifestyle choices and a positive contribution to our community, and Outreach and Support, programs that support youths who are at risk or are already experiencing difficulties though rehabilitation and/or skills training.  To date, Ansvar has donated over $10 million dollars to these programs in the last two decades.

“There are so many worthy organisations across Australia doing amazing work for our young people.  Funding is becoming more and more of a challenge and we are very proud of our Community Education Program and the meaningful contribution we are able to make to these not-for-profit organisations,” said Warren Hutcheon, CEO Ansvar.

“Ansvar is committed to our grants program and we encourage all organisations with outstanding youth programs to apply for a 2016 CEP Grant. We look forward to receiving applications and assisting  organisations in their mission to help positively impact the lives of Australian youth and the community,” continued Warren.

The 2015 CEP Grant recipients included 20th Man Youth Fund, Fighting Chance, Cobram & District Specialist School, Everyday CareSouth, Second Chances SA, The Shepherd Centre and Operation Stitches, have all been able to offer programs and change the lives of many deserving youths across the country.

Applications for the Ansvar CEP Grants are now open and will close at 5.00pm on Friday, 4 September 2015.  Ansvar will notify all organisations of the outcome of their application on or before Friday, 11 December 2015.  Successful applicants will be notified by phone by Friday 11 December 2015 with full information about their CEP Grant.  To apply online or to find out more, visit www.ansvar.com.au/about-us/community-investment/

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Ansvar Refreshes Management Liability and Professional Indemnity Policies

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Series of Refreshed Products Announced

Ansvar Insurance, Australia’s leading insurance provider for the Care, Community, Education, Faith and Heritage sectors has refreshed its Professional Indemnity and Management Liability Insurance Policies. These refreshed policies are the beginning of a broader portfolio overhaul which reflects Ansvar’s commitment to continually evolve its product offerings. Ansvar continues to retain its position as a progressive insurance provider by responding to an ever changing market.

Ansvar’s Management Liability Insurance Policy offers the following benefits:

  • 8 separate Insuring Clauses
  • Market leading capacity up to $25m Limit of Liability any one claim and $50m Aggregate Limit of Liability
  • Each Insuring Clause has its own Limit of Liability and an Aggregate Limit of Liability subject to overall Aggregate Policy Limit
  • Large number of automatic extensions offering a wide range of protection
  • Capacity to provide unlimited retroactive cover
  • Suitable for all organisations in our core segments and no limit on the organisations turnover

The Management Liability Policy includes 20 new automatic extensions including cover for Data reproduction expenses, Identity fraud expenses, Public relations expenses, employee and third party fidelity, and Fidelity investigation expenses. The policy compliments Ansvar’s suite of products and when taken out in conjunction with Ansvar’s property cover provides clients with comprehensive protection.

The Professional Indemnity Policy has also been updated to a civil liability wording and incorporates new automatic extensions such as cover for:

  • Consultants, subcontractors and agents,
  • Court attendance costs,
  • Public relations expenses,
  • Emergency defence costs
  • Privacy breach response costs

Ansvar Professional Indemnity Policy offers market leading capacity up to $25m Limit of Liability any one claim and $50m Aggregate Limit of Liability and legal costs are paid in addition to the limit of liability.

“We listened to broker and client feedback when reviewing the policies. Both the Management Liability and Professional Indemnity policies now offer significantly enhanced coverage. We have also taken the opportunity to make these products available to all our customers by removing the minimum turnover requirement” says Richard Wyatt, Ansvar’s Chief Underwriting Officer.

“Ansvar Insurance understands the unique and ever-changing needs and requirements of directors and boards of management in our core sectors; care, community service; education, faith and heritage.  It is in response to these changing needs that we have updated our Management Liability and Professional Indemnity policies, to offer our clients a relevant comprehensive policy and peace of mind,” says Warren Hutcheon, CEO Ansvar Insurance.

You can view the new policies here

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Simon Munday Promoted to CFO for Ansvar Insurance

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Ansvar Insurance, Australia’s leading insurance provider for the care, community, education, faith and heritage sectors today announced that Simon Munday has been appointed to the position of CFO.  In this role Munday will be responsible for all aspects of financial management with particular focus on partnering with the commercial areas of the business to improve the quality of management information and drive improved performance. Simon replaces former CFO Deirdre Blythe.

Munday had been acting CFO on two occasions, once in 2014 and most recently since March and held the position of Financial Controller at Ansvar for the past two years.  Prior to joining Ansvar, Munday held senior financial positions at Ernst & Young both in Australia and the United Kingdom.

“I am very excited about taking on the role of CFO and working with our CEO, Warren Hutcheon and the executive team to deliver Ansvar’s strategy and strengthen the company’s position as a leader in its specialist sectors,” says Munday.

“Simon is well qualified for the role and brings a depth of knowledge and experience of the Ansvar Business to the fore.  Further, we are delighted to promote from within as this demonstrates the calibre of our current team.  Simon’s experience in the market is a tribute to his hard work and commitment to the role when he was previously acting CFO.  The board and I congratulate him on this well-deserved appointment,” said Warren Hutcheon, CEO Ansvar Insurance.

Ansvar has also appointed  David Lubbe to the role of Risk Solutions Advisor covering West Australia, South Australia and the Northern Territory.  In this role Lubbe will be responsible for providing a professional risk management service to both clients and brokers across the three territories.

Prior to joining Ansvar, Lubbe worked within the enterprise risk management team at RAC Insurance in Perth.  Lubbe also has several years’ experience as a risk surveyor in South Africa where he gained practical experience across a broad spectrum of industries including, petro-chemical, gas production and extensive experience in engineering.

“I am looking forward to working with our customers to help them identify and manage their risk.  As part of my new role, I will be developing tailored risk solutions which will offer value to our customers and protect their business from potential losses. I am thrilled to be part of the Ansvar team,” said Lubbe.

“We are excited David has joined the Ansvar team.  His past experience as a risk surveyor, at the international level, has given David the skills to conduct assessments of various sites as well as develop innovative ways to mitigate risk across a wide range of business,” said Warren Hutcheon, CEO of Ansvar Insurance.

 

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Ansvar Insurance Records Significant Profits

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Ansvar Insurance, Australia’s leading insurance provider for the Community, Care, Education, Faith and Heritage sectors, has posted its best results since 2008 with a profit before tax of $11.6 million.  In addition A.M. Best Asia-Pacific Limited has affirmed its financial strength and issuer rating of A- (excellent).  The outlook for both ratings is stable.

CEO Warren Hutcheon said “We are pleased with our recent financial results and A.M. Best ratings. It demonstrates the efficiency of our new operating model and that our key strategic projects are working.”

The key drivers of the improved outcomes included Ansvar’s new property reinsurance arrangements, the strength of its balance sheet, improved underwriting results, reductions in operating expenses and strong investment returns.  The investment performance was a key driver of the profit after tax of $7.3 million and the pre-tax return on capital of 15.5%.

Ansvar also delivered an underlying underwriting profit after excluding discount rate movements relating to reductions in market interest rates.  These discount rate movements were more than offset by corresponding market gains in the investment portfolio.

“More pertinently, Ansvar’s renewal rate in this period exceeded 90% which was an impressive result in a very competitive market and demonstrates Ansvar’s strong relationships with its broker partners and customers. It is very rewarding to see our company sustain its position as one of the most trusted insurers in the core sectors of Community, Care, Education, Faith and Heritage,” said Warren.

 

About Ansvar Insurance

Ansvar is a leading specialist commercial and consultative insurer offering tailored insurance products and services to the Care, Community Service (including Not-for-Profit), Education, Faith and Heritage sectors.  With more than 50 years of experience in the Australian insurance industry Ansvar has developed a deep understanding of its clients’ needs, and the risks and challenges they face, as well as the environments in which they operate.

Ansvar is a subsidiary of Ecclesiastical Insurance Office plc (Ecclesiastical) which was established in the UK in 1887. Ecclesiastical is owned by a charity and all available profits are distributed for the benefit of the church and the community.

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Houses of Worship Targeted in Serious Arson Attacks

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Over the past 12 months in Australia, there have been many suspected serious arson attacks against various houses of worship,  some of these have included the historic Uniting Church in Ocean Grove VIC,  Garden City Mosque in Toowoomba QLD and St Jude’s in Carlton VIC.  Ansvar Insurance, Australia’s leading insurance provider for the Care, Community, Education, Faith and Heritage sectors recommends organisations consider a number of key measures when protecting their properties.

A common challenge for many Faith organisations is the accurate valuation of their properties.  It is often not until a devastating event like a fire occurs that a house of worship’s value is truly determined.  When properties aren’t insured for their full replacement value it creates a serious financial burden for the Faith organisation. A professional assessment to determine the true value of the property can provide peace of mind. During 2014 Ansvar clients experienced fire losses on places of worship exceeding $10 million dollars of which the majority of properties had been under-insured.

What makes these fires particularly devastating beyond the damage to the physical building can be the loss of what Ansvar calls the “heritage overlay.”  Many houses of worship contain stained glass, specialist stone masonry work, religious artifacts and heritage protected roofing.  This requires specialist materials and specialist contractors approved to work on heritage buildings, and can cause significant delays in rebuilding.

“Unfortunately arson attacks on churches and places of worship are on the rise in Australia.  In light of these attacks, it is sound business practice that all places of worship take every measure to protect themselves from the threat of arson,” says David Davies, Ansvar’s Head of Risk Solutions.  “Arson is a deliberate and frightening reality and places of worship can be easy targets with devastating results.”  says Davies.

As a leading specialist insurer to the Australian Faith community, Ansvar has considerable experience and in-depth knowledge of risk mitigation and the prevention of arson.

Mr Davies and the Ansvar Risk Solutions team recommend the following preventative steps to help deter would-​be arsonists and/or thieves:

  1.  Regularly review building security arrangements – make sure adequate measures are in place to protect vulnerable areas against unauthorised access.
  2. Encourage neighbours to be vigilant – and report any suspicious activity to police
  3. Good housekeeping – do not accumulate rubbish and combustibles waste in or around the building.  Lock away candles and matches.  Do not leave petrol in the building.   All boiler houses should be locked with no combustible waste stored in them.
  4. Do not site wheelie bins or refuse containers close to buildings – locate bins in secure areas well away from buildings if possible.  A fire in a waste bin close to the building can quickly shatter glass and spread inside the building.
  5. Carry out repairs quickly – from graffiti or malicious damage attacks.  Minor damage is often followed by more serious incidents including arson if not addressed quickly.
  6. Lock the building overnight – this includes all perimeter gates.  The risk increases significantly during the hours of darkness.  Buildings should be locked when not in use.  Doors and accessible windows should be adequately secured to prevent unauthorised access.
  7. Limited authorised entry points – other than for services, leave only one door unlocked during the day.  This should be easily visible from nearby properties.  If not have Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) installed with signs mounted and clearly visible.
  8. Regular building visits – create the illusions the building is visited regularly and encourage parishioners and neighbours to visit as part of their daily routine.  Use the building as much as possible.  If practical have a roster of building sitters.  Keep internal doors closed to prevent fire from spreading.
  9. External alarms – consider installing external security lighting and intruder alarms as CCTV to help deter criminals.  Fire and intruder alarms should have remote signalling to a receiving centre ensuring 24 hour response to any activation, helping mitigate losses as far as possible.
  10. Fire Extinguishers – ensure all fire extinguishers are maintained annually and the building officials have been trained in their use.
  11. Sprinkler Systems – given the amount of timber used in the interior constructions, an active sprinkler system can be the difference in saving or losing the property.

In addition to these measures, Ansvar can provide its Faith clients with a Risk Survey focusing on all the potential hazards and provide peace of mind to both client and provider.

 

To download a copy of Ansvar Insurance’s arson prevention white paper entitled, “Protect Your Place of Worship. Understand, Manage and Reduce the Risk of Arson”, please visit /risky-business/downloads-worksheets-resources/

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Education Forum – Running the Risk: Risk Management II for the NFP Board

Ansvar Insurance, Australia’s leading insurance provider for the Care, Community, Education, Faith and Heritage sectors, will convene a series of broker education forums nationally in April and May. The forums, titled the “Running the Risk: Risk Management II for the Not-for-Profit Board”, are designed to provide brokers with the latest legal and business information to help their clients who have board member responsibilities in not-for-profit organisations.

The forums build on previous broker events, and further explores the risks faced by Directors and their Boards. Ansvar continually evolves the content of these forums to ensure the latest examples of best practice risk management relating to fiduciary obligations and other governance demands placed on directors and their boards are covered.

The forums are scheduled nationally, and Warren Hutcheon, CEO of Ansvar will be joined by noted keynote speakers.  Ken Horsley, partner in the insurance and corporate risk team at Minter Ellison will present in Sydney and Brisbane.  Ingrid Nunnink, Partner, Marsh & Maher, Melbourne, who specialises in insurance litigation is the keynote presenter in Melbourne and Adelaide.  Toby Barrie, a specialist in commercial litigation and dispute resolution will present in Perth.

“As the insurance specialist in this sector, we recognise the ongoing need to provide our broker partners with access to the depth of new information and legal expertise that these speakers offer.  It is so important to the well-being of the many NFP organisations in Australia, that Directors remain informed of their legal obligations and trust related governance,” said Warren Hutcheon, CEO of Ansvar.

The broker forums are scheduled twice yearly and conducted nationally. See below for April-June forum details:

Perth – 29 April

Melbourne – 19 May

Brisbane – 21 May

Sydney – 26 May

Adelaide – 5 June

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Ansvar retains International Network of Churches contract for 2015

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Melbourne, 11 February, 2015 – Ansvar Insurance, Australia’s leading insurance provider for the care, community, education, faith and heritage sectors, today announced that the International Network of Churches (INC) has renewed its national insurance contract. Previously known as the Christian Outreach Church, this contract represents one of Ansvar’s leading faith accounts.

This marks the sixth consecutive year that INC has chosen Ansvar for the majority of their insurance needs. The INC facilitates numerous key programs such as Global Care, a social justice and disaster relief program, and ‘Red Frogs’, the iconic chaplaincy and support network all of which are covered by Ansvar’s specialist insurance solutions.

“The longevity of the partnership between Ansvar and INC is important to us. Ansvar adds genuine value to our organisation with their accumulated years of knowledge of the faith sector and clearly understand the granularity and nuances of our needs. Our partnership with Ansvar goes beyond the dollar value of the contract; their value proposition is unmatched in this sector,” said Michael Farbridge, Liaison Officer, INC.

Michael Farbridge noted the direct relationship with Ansvar has been very positive.  “We needed someone that understood not only us, but also our key partners. In particular, the Red Frogs program is an integral element to the contract. Red Frogs provides direct relief from alcohol and drug related issues, as well as helping young adults and teenagers enjoy their school break in safe and positive environments. Ansvar has shown a great sense of community understanding when it comes to risk mitigation and this has been of great value to our organisation,” he said.

Warren Hutcheon, CEO Ansvar, said “Our position as a leader in the faith sector is one we will continue to defend and grow from strength to strength. As one of the five sectors that sets Ansvar apart from the rest of the market, the renewal with INC is a testament to the team both at INC and Ansvar. I am proud our enduring relationship has proven itself over time.”

“With the number of programs INC is involved in, both at a domestic and international level, the organisation is able to take advantage of the wide range of services Ansvar offers in the faith sector,” said Warren.

 

About Ansvar Insurance

Ansvar is a leading specialist commercial and consultative insurer offering tailored insurance products and services to the; Care, Community Service (including Not-for-Profit), Education, Faith and Heritage sectors.  With more than 50 years of experience in the Australian insurance industry we’ve developed a deep understanding of our clients’ needs, and the risks and challenges they face, as well as the environments in which they operate.

 

Ansvar is a subsidiary of Ecclesiastical Insurance Office plc (Ecclesiastical) which was established in the UK in 1887. Ecclesiastical is owned by a charity and all available profits are distributed for the benefit of the church and the community.

For more information, please visit www.ansvar.com.au.

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