News Asia17 Sep 2026

Australia:CALI creates more opportunities for women across life insurance

| 17 Sep 2026


The Council of Australian Life Insurers (CALI) has doubled and expanded its ReCALIbrate annual programme.

And, according to a statement, 10 career-shaping opportunities are now available for women working across life insurance and financial risk advice.

Applications are now open for ReCALIbrate 2026, inviting all women working in life insurance to shape what comes next in their careers and industry.

CALI CEO Christine Cupitt said the expanded program would help more women shape their careers by offering a new pathway to professional success.

“The future of life insurance and financial risk advice will be shaped by the people we back today,” Ms Cupitt said.

“Women across life insurance and financial risk advice have the talent and ambition to lead. By doubling and expanding ReCALIbrate in 2026, we are giving twice as many women across our industry the opportunity to build their skills, strengthen their networks and advance their careers.”

She said, “This is an investment in women and their ideas, perspectives and leadership that will help shape the future of our industry.”

ReCALIbrate 2026 offers two pathways:

  • Two A$2,000 ($1,426) FAAA Congress grants for women working in financial risk advice. The funding can be used for registration, travel, accommodation, childcare, and other costs that support recipients to attend the Congress.
  • Eight places in the ReCALIbrate Women in Life Insurance Programme for women working across life insurance. Each place includes a 12-month membership to Future Women’s Platinum+ Emerging Leaders programme.
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