IAG expects storm claims of up to $80m
IAG is expecting between $60 million and $80 million in insurance claims from the storm that hit Australia's east coast over the past week.
Landmark case against financial adviser
The corporate watchdog is making its first use of powers it was given three years ago.
Health funds must change, says Samuel
Graeme Samuel is pushing for an official website to sort health policies into grades from "junk" to "platinum".
No sexism at AMP with Catherine Brenner taking chair
Catherine Brenner's imminent rise to the chairmanship of AMP is a feather in mentor David Gonski's gender diversity cap, despite the controversy at his bank, ANZ.
Canada's CDPQ acquires 44 per cent stake in Greenstone
Greenstone founders Richard Enthoven and Gavin Donnelly have sold a 44 per cent stake in the business to Canadian pension fund manager Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec.
Labor, Coalition have both failed on health
The top executive at private health insurer Bupa says nothing short of a Productivity Commission review will fix the health sector's ills.
Insurance claims from storms hit $38 million
Insurance companies are declaring the storms that have lashed the east coast a "catastrophe event."
Former Zurich Insurance CEO Martin Senn kills himself
Former Zurich Insurance chief executive Martin Senn committed suicide six months after leaving Europe's No.3 insurer and less than three yea...
UK insurance fraud expert tells IAG, QBE & Suncorp to share data
Australia's largest listed insurers – QBE, IAG and Suncorp – could share more client data in a bid to stem about $2 billion a year in losses...
Analysts question Suncorp's new fintech pitch
Suncorp's plan to reposition itself as "fintech" giant with a "customer-centric" approach has met with a lukewarm response from analysts.
