In this episode of the Weekly Insurance News Wrap, we discuss a variety of topics from the Australian insurance industry. An Uber Eats driver faces setbacks after failing to inform Auto & General Services of his vehicle's commercial use, leading to a claim rejection for a collision incurred during delivery. This stresses the importance of disclosing any changes in vehicle use to insurers. Pacific International Insurance must raise capital reserves by $10 million due to APRA's directives, following governance issues. A case involving a property owner denied coverage for rodent-caused damage establishes a precedent on the necessity for comprehensive documentation and expert evaluation. Lastly, we examine an alarming rise in self-reported compliance breaches in the financial sectors, urging for enhanced risk management. Stay informed with the latest industry updates at financialservicesonline.com.au.

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