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Raise a Risk Event

A guide for our third parties and partners to understand the risk event reporting requirements with AIG Australia Limited (‘AIG’, ‘we’, ‘us’ or ‘our’).

 

We’re in the business of helping our clients to navigate risk. Much like our clients, AIG and our partners face a wide array of risks each day.

AIG accepts that a certain level of risk exists in doing business and things don’t always go according to plan. We aim to manage and control risk appropriately to support the continued strength of our business.

Failure to manage risk adequately could expose us to significant losses, operational disruption, regulatory issues, and reputational damage. Effective risk management requires the combined and coordinated efforts of our AIG teams together with our third-party partners. 

Report a Risk Event

RAISE A RISK EVENT

AIG Risk Event Reporting Form

Important Notice: The information we initially request is outlined in our Risk Event Reporting Form. We will request your contact details, so that our team can get in touch with you to get more information as required or discuss the matter with you. All information will be handled appropriately and in accordance with our Privacy Policy. Please be mindful of confidentiality when providing information relating to the risk event. Please do not include any relevant personal identifiable information in the first instance, such as names, addresses, bank account details, etc. 

What type of Risk Event do you need to report?

If this happened over a period of time, provide the date of the first occurrence

Include what happened, how the event was identified, what the root cause was (if known), potential impacts to customers and/or AIG

Include any notification dates to your regulatory authorities, customers, or partners.