This summit is designed for insurance brokers and industry professionals working within or alongside the ACT Workers Compensation Scheme. It will be particularly relevant for those involved in underwriting, claims management, risk advisory, rehabilitation, premium setting, and employer engagement seeking deeper insight into the current Workers Compensation environment and market dynamics.
Overview
The ACT Workers Compensation Summit brings together key stakeholders from across the Workers Compensation ecosystem to explore current market conditions, emerging challenges, and future opportunities in the ACT jurisdiction.
This interactive afternoon event is designed to foster informed discussion, practical insight and meaningful connection. Through a panel discussion featuring leading ACT Workers Compensation voices, followed by targeted Claims and Underwriting breakout sessions, attendees will gain a well-rounded perspective across underwriting, claims management, rehabilitation and employer experience.
With representation from insurers, underwriters, claims leaders, employers, rehabilitation providers, and premium and industry specialists, the summit offers a unique opportunity to hear diverse viewpoints, share insights, and strengthen collaboration across the sector.
The formal program will conclude with an overview of upcoming NIBA ACT activity for 2026, before transitioning into a workers compensation marketplace and networking drinks, providing valuable time to connect with peers and industry partners in an informal setting.
Key Take-aways
A clearer understanding of the current ACT Workers Compensation market, including insurer perspectives and emerging trends
Practical insights into underwriting and claims approaches through targeted breakout sessions
Greater awareness of employer and rehabilitation perspectives and how they intersect with insurer and broker decision-making
Opportunities to strengthen relationships and collaboration across the workers compensation ecosystem
Increased clarity on upcoming NIBA ACT priorities and activities for 2026
