Parties line up on AMP's reinsurance capital play
Financial services giant AMP is edging closer to another reinsurance deal which may release $300 million to $500 million in capital, sources told Street Talk.
QBE’s track record 'in tatters'
Is it back to the bad old days after QBE's surprise guidance downgrade?
QBE falls 6pc on emerging markets claims
QBE's share price has slumped by over 6 per cent after it warned that higher-than-expected claims from its emerging markets division.
ANZ plots wealth instalment
First-round bidders for ANZ Banking Group's wealth business have been told to expect information on the next stage of the auction late this week, at the earliest.
It's Trip Advisor for doctors
Medical associations have slammed the private health insurer sector's plan to expand is Whitecoat website.
NIB wants to give millennials discounts
NIB wants to offer premium discounts to millennials but is hamstrung by current rules.
Insurers adapt to attacks on Western cities
Terrorism insurance policies were developed after the 9/11 attacks on the United States, but until recently covered only businesses that had...
Look past Anbang's fallen star
Financial scandals come around with increasing rapidity. China should forestall problems with stronger oversight. More foreign investors mig...
Anbang chairman Wu Xiaohui steps aside
Anbang Insurance chairman Wu Xiaohui has stepped for 'personal reasons', a new mystery after the company's rapid expansion abroad.
CLSA's Jan van der Schalk heads to buy-side
CLSA's diversified financials analyst Jan van der Schalk has resigned from the firm to take up a role at Ausbil Investment Management, sourc...
