Trust is a word we hear a lot when we talk with our customers and we continue to earn it every day by offering the highest quality customer experience and protection we can provide. We are passionate about our products and the value we offer our customers through partnering with brokers who share our philosophy.

As specialists in the five core sectors of Care, Community, Faith, Education, and Heritage, our service  and insurance solutions are based on over 50 years of experience and knowledge.

We understand your clients and we know how to manage their risk exposure. We'll work with you and provide specialised products and expert advice so you can tailor your clients' insurance and risk management solutions.

Benefits for Brokers

1. Extensive relationships built over the past 50 years within the Care, Community (including Not-for-Profit), Faith, Education and Heritage sectors
2. Access to educational talks and forums: previous topics have included Caring for the Vulnerable and Volunteerism and Risk Management
3. As a partner, you have access to key decision makers within Ansvar
4. Joint marketing programs and initiatives 

Benefits for Clients 

1. Tailored insurance products
2. Expert risk management information
3. Assistance in managing conflict situations minimising the potential for a formal claim
4. Respectful handling of sensitive claims
5. Retroactive Claims Made cover available on Liability products
6. Occurrence based wording on Sexual Abuse cover
7. Sexual Abuse Cover - Occurrence v Claims Made

NSW ESL reintroduction from 1 July 2017

On 30 May 2017, the NSW Government announced its intention to delay the changes to how emergency services are funded in NSW. The Government enacted the legislation re-applying the emergency services levy to insurers on 27 June 2017 and the Government is still completing its Guidance notes of details to apply to insurers. When these are completed we will advise further.

Ansvar Insurance have previously advised that the Emergency Services Levy (ESL) paid on insurance was being removed and would be replaced by a new Fire and Emergency Services Levy (FESL) to be collected with council rates effective from 1 July 2017........

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