ARPC sets out strategic priorities in 2025-29 Corporate Plan Â
29 August 2025
Australian Reinsurance Pool Corporation (ARPC) has released its 2025-29 Corporate Plan, outlining its strategic priorities to deliver affordable reinsurance and support greater resilience to terrorism and cyclone risks in Australia.
ARPC’s purpose is to provide public reinsurance that improves the accessibility and affordability of insurance for the Australian community. Its role is to administer the terrorism and cyclone reinsurance pools, which are each supported by a separate $10 billion annual Commonwealth guarantee.
The Corporate Plan highlights ARPC’s focus over the next four years:
- Deliver efficient, effective, and sustainable reinsurance to insurers.
- Build and share data, analytics, and insights to support understanding of terrorism and cyclone risk.
- Within our functions and powers, support risk mitigation initiatives to put downward pressure on cyclone premiums and support a disaster-resilient Australia.
- Continue to build capability and a customer and risk focused culture to drive ongoing improvements in performance.
ARPC Chief Executive Dr Christopher Wallace said the plan demonstrates how ARPC will continue working with insurers, government, and stakeholders to make insurance more affordable and communities more resilient.
“The Corporate Plan reflects our commitment to deliver a scheme that meets the needs of residents, businesses, and communities across Australia,” Dr Wallace said.
“Over the next four years, our focus will remain on administering the terrorism and cyclone pools effectively, leveraging our data and insights, and supporting risk mitigation initiatives that strengthen community resilience to disasters while putting downward pressure on premiums.”
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