Kate O'loughlin
About Kate O'loughlin
Kate O'Loughlin serves as the General Manager of Government Relations and Industry Affairs at QBE Insurance, a position she has held since 2018. She has extensive experience in governance and regulatory affairs, having worked with QBE Insurance in various capacities for over a decade.
Work at QBE Insurance Group
Kate O'loughlin has held multiple positions at QBE Insurance Group over her career spanning two decades. She began her tenure in 2003 as General Counsel and Company Secretary, where she served for nine years. In 2012, she transitioned to the role of Company Secretary for Governance and Regulatory Affairs in Australia, remaining in that position until 2014. Since 2018, she has been the General Manager for Government Relations and Industry Affairs, overseeing operations in Australia and New Zealand. Additionally, she has been the Head of Government Relations and Industry Affairs for QBE ANZO since 2014.
Education and Expertise
Kate O'loughlin possesses extensive expertise in governance, regulatory affairs, and government relations within the insurance sector. Her background as General Counsel has equipped her with a deep understanding of legal frameworks and compliance issues relevant to the industry. Her current role as General Manager involves strategic engagement with government entities and industry stakeholders, focusing on policy development and advocacy.
Background
Kate O'loughlin has built a robust career in the insurance industry, primarily with QBE Insurance Group. Her professional journey began in legal roles, progressing to senior management positions that emphasize governance and regulatory compliance. Her experience spans nearly two decades, reflecting a commitment to the insurance sector and its regulatory landscape.
Achievements
Throughout her career at QBE Insurance Group, Kate O'loughlin has contributed to various initiatives in governance and regulatory affairs. Her leadership in government relations has been pivotal in shaping the company's engagement with industry standards and regulatory frameworks. The roles she has undertaken demonstrate her influence in the insurance sector, particularly in Australia and New Zealand.