Australia’s Suncorp to sell NZ life insurance business for $246 million, shares rise
Australian insurer Suncorp Group said on Thursday it would sell its New Zealand life insurance business to Resolution Life for...
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Travel Insurance For Indonesia: Everything You Need To Know
A good travel insurance policy will cover emergency medical costs should you fall ill or injure yourself while away. This...
Bell Gully labels successful IAG NZ Tribunal appeal ‘significant’
IAG New Zealand’s successful appeal overturns Tribunal’s push for expanded insurer responsibilities in home insurance claims, with Bell Gully highlighting...
Tata AIA launches industry-first payment solutions on WhatsApp New introduction is an outcome of a partnership with Meta and Infobip
Previously limited to UPI-based transactions, Tata AIA consumers can now use a wide range of payment methods within WhatsApp. Using...
Finity launches risk analysis platform in New Zealand
Central is a cloud-based platform designed to improve how insurance companies evaluate flood and storm risk for any location within...
High insurance costs behind Christchurch City Council’s proposed 13.24% rate hike
Christchurch City Council says its insurance premiums are up 20%, or $6.4 million, in the 2024/2025 financial year which is...
Opinion: Why bother with tiny insurance discounts for big insurance reductions – Linda Hall
The purpose of insurance is to reduce financial uncertainty and make accidental loss “manageable”. But so many people are now...
NEW ZEALAND’S FIDELITY LIFE ASSURANCE RATINGS AFFIRMED EXCELLENT – AM BEST
KUALA LUMPUR, March 15 (Bernama) -- Global credit rating agency, AM Best has affirmed New Zealand’s Fidelity Life Assurance Company...
Insurance company forced to refund $9.5m as civil proceedings filed
It’s alleged the insurer misled customers in its marketing material, resulting in about 65,000 affected customers.
Insurance company Tower forced to refund $9.5 million to overpaid customers as Financial Markets Authority files civil proceedings
It’s alleged the insurer misled customers in its marketing material, resulting in about 65,000 affected customers.