Your partners in protection
In his role as General Manager at EBM RentCover, Edward brings more than 13 years of industry expertise and a strong commitment to driving innovation and continuous improvement. As a key member of the Executive Leadership Team, he plays a pivotal role in shaping operational strategy and ensuring the business remains flexible, future‑focused, and aligned with the needs of both its people and its clients.
Edward began his career at EBM RentCover straight out of university as a Client Services Consultant. In that role, he developed a strong foundation in landlord insurance, underwriting, and claims management – knowledge that continues to inform his leadership today.
Previously, as National Relationship Manager, Edward led a team of experienced professionals to deliver tailored risk‑management solutions to real estate specialists across the country. His background includes a Bachelor of Business (majoring in Financial Risk Management) and a Diploma of Insurance Broking, further strengthening his ability to educate and support agents on market risks and insurance trends.
Edward’s leadership continues to guide EBM RentCover’s evolution in a dynamic and competitive landscape.
practical insight
At EBM RentCover, we partner with property professionals to simplify landlord insurance, guiding agents through the complexities and evolving risks. Our specialised team translates technical detail into practical insight, working alongside you in a relationship built on shared values, collaboration and a common goal: better outcomes for landlords, tenants and agents alike.
Whether you’re a landlord growing your portfolio or a property manager overseeing rentals for clients, your approach to risk matters. We’ve put together...
Each month we pull together 10 insights impacting the investment property market. Read on for this month’s instalment…
If you own a rental property that requires building cover, you will likely be asked by your insurer to nominate the building sum insured. It is vital you get this dollar figure right, otherwise you could risk under- or over-insurance.
When a rental property becomes uninhabitable due to events like fire, flood, storm or damage, tenants may need to move out while repairs are completed. A common question is: who pays the relocation costs – the landlord or the tenant?
Abandoned belongings at a rental property can quickly turn a routine tenant vacate into a time-consuming and costly headache for landlords. From furniture and household goods to piles of rubbish and personal items...
For most landlords, insurance is something they hope they never need to use. But say a storm damages a roof, or a tenant decides to stop paying rent, the claims process becomes a moment that really matters...
So you've made an insurance claim and been told a 'loss adjuster' has been assigned. Just who is this person and what do they do?..
For many landlords, rental income helps cover mortgages, rates, maintenance and everyday financial commitments. So, when rent suddenly stops hitting the bank account, the impact can be significant...
Flexi hoses are small, inexpensive and easy to overlook. But when they fail, the damage to a rental property can be significant. What starts as a minor plumbing issue can quickly turn into water damage, upset tenants, repairs, loss of rent and a stressful insurance claim...
