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InsurtechLIVE26 Conference Set to Propel Insurance Innovation in 2026

Early Bird Registration Now Open for February's Premier Insurtech Event

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Insurtech Australia has officially announced the upcoming InsurtechLIVE26 conference, scheduled for 18 February 2026 at Doltone House Jones Bay Wharf in Sydney.
This event is poised to be a pivotal gathering for professionals in the insurance and technology sectors, aiming to explore and advance innovation within the industry.

The conference will feature a lineup of esteemed speakers, including Richard Enthoven, Director at Hollard and PetSure Australia; Charmian Holmes, Partner at Hamilton Locke; Lynn Thompson, Global Head of Strategy and Partnerships at QBE Ventures; and Phil Wilson-Brown, CEO of Fetch. Their collective expertise promises to provide valuable insights into the evolving landscape of insurance technology.

InsurtechLIVE26 is designed to address several key themes pertinent to the insurance industry:

  • Investment Environment: Analyzing current trends and future prospects in insurtech investments.
  • Technological Advancements: Exploring the role of emerging technologies in driving insurance innovation.
  • Regulatory Landscape: Understanding the impact of regulatory changes on insurtech development.
  • Customer-Centric Solutions: Discussing strategies to enhance customer experience through technology.

For real estate professionals, particularly agents and agency owners, the conference offers a unique opportunity to gain insights into how technological innovations can streamline operations, improve client interactions, and ensure compliance with evolving industry standards. The integration of insurtech solutions can lead to more efficient risk management and tailored insurance products that meet the specific needs of the real estate sector.

Early bird registration is now open, providing attendees with the chance to secure their participation at a discounted rate. Given the rapid pace of technological change and its profound impact on the insurance industry, attending InsurtechLIVE26 could be instrumental in staying ahead of the curve and leveraging new tools to enhance business practices.

For more information and to register for the conference, visit the official Insurtech Australia website.

Published:Sunday, 8th Feb 2026
Author: Paige Estritori

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