Life Insurance Act 1995
In plain English
The Life Insurance Act 1995 regulates life insurance businesses and products in Australia.
This Act regulates life insurance companies. It sets standards for underwriting, policy design, and claims handling. It aims to protect consumers. It also covers the licensing and supervision of life insurers. The Act came into force in 1995.
Why it matters
If your business offers life insurance products, or deals with a life insurer, this Act applies. Understanding your obligations helps ensure compliance and avoids potential issues.
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Summary
Prudential supervision of life insurers by APRA.
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