ASX Announcements
Notification of Results/Reporting Date, Notice of Meeting - Other, Dividend Record Date, Dividend Pay Date, Company Administration - Other
- Dec 2, 2024
- 1 page
Change of Registered Office Address
Details of Company Address, Details of Registered office address
- Dec 2, 2024
- 1 page
Notification of cessation of securities - IAG
Appendix 3H (Notification of cessation of securities)
- Nov 29, 2024
- 4 pages
This Month
ASIC slams insurers for gaping holes in complaints systems
“We are extremely disappointed with what we found here,” ASIC commissioner Alan Kirkland said, putting IAG, QBE and Suncorp on notice.
- James Eyers
November
IAG didn’t register Greensill Capital insurer with ASIC: court claim
Greensill Capital’s key insurance agency did not have approval from regulators to act as an insurer when it was half-owned by $20 billion group IAG, new court documents allege.
- Jenny Wiggins
How IAG boss Nick Hawkins weathered the perfect storm
In the past four years, the CEO of the $20b insurance giant has battled both cyclonic conditions and swirling regulators and politicians.
- James Eyers
- Opinion
- Chanticleer
Hello sunshine! IAG can’t resist pull up north
Strategically, the RACQ Insurance acquisition is a sound deal. Its success (or otherwise) comes down to price.
- Anthony Macdonald
IAG in big Queensland push with $855m RACQ insurance deal
The major insurer already owns NRMA and CGU, and has a joint venture with RACV. This deal gives it access to RACQ’s 1.7 million members.
- Updated
- James Eyers
October
ASIC sues QBE for misleading half a million customers on price
ASIC’s action against QBE on Wednesday follows similar cases against NRMA and RACQ, who paid big fines last year.
- James Eyers
How insurers failed when flooded customers needed them the most
A parliamentary report has made 86 recommendations to improve claims handling, calling for government intervention to stop new developments on flood plains.
- James Eyers
September
- Opinion
- Chanticleer
Beware Donald Trump’s threat to insurers, including in Australia
Australia’s insurers are red-hot with investors. They are finally delivering. But keep an eye on Canberra, as Donald Trump reminded us overnight.
- Anthony Macdonald
- Opinion
- Aviation
The fury of the frequent flyer
Airline loyalty programs have tested customer patience and now face government probes. They won’t be nearly as lucrative in the future if customers end up loathing the associated airlines.
- Brooke Masters
August
- Opinion
- Chanticleer
What I learnt from 30 CEOs in 30 days
The profit season has delivered a confusing picture of an economy stuck between cycles. Here are 30 nuggets to help investors navigate this tricky environment.
- Updated
- James Thomson
IAG blames construction costs for higher premiums
The cost of subcontractors in Victoria rose by 18pc in the past year, putting pressure on housing insurance premiums across the country.
- James Eyers
The one question NRMA boss Julie Batch uses to progress her career
She comes from a long line of insurance executives. Earlier in her career she worked in Monaco in the reinsurance industry.
- Sally Patten
July
Workers’ rights law firm admits to underpaying staff $300,000
Prominent class action firm Slater & Gordon says there are “no excuses” for the underpayment which was due to a decade-long miscalculation of leave entitlements.
- Maxim Shanahan
Suncorp dumps Warren Buffett insurance-protection deal
The decade-long arrangement had split the risks and rewards of the insurer’s exposure to weather in Queensland, covering 30 per cent of its home policies.
- Liam Walsh
- Opinion
- Chanticleer
Simpler, predictable earnings this year’s equity market story
Fewer shocks and more bankable businesses, that’s what is in fashion with investors this year. The list of companies trying to dish it up is growing.
- Anthony Macdonald
June
IAG says premium pressure easing as shares soar on profits
Shares in IAG jumped on Friday as the insurance giant announced that earnings were likely to come in at the top of forecasts.
- Liam Walsh and James Eyers
Grong Grong (population 150) does its bit to solve the energy crisis
Small-scale solar farms like that at Grong Grong can fly below the radar but represent a large opportunity to plug renewable power into the system.
- Nick Lenaghan
Bad repairs and blacked-out costs: when insurance claims turn ugly
Stuff-ups and a rapid acceleration in claims expenses are the hallmarks of boiling customer frustration with insurers, who are also facing higher costs.
- Liam Walsh
May
IAG hit with discounting class action in latest legal headache
The insurance giant says it will defend the Slater and Gordon lawsuit alleging that customers were duped about discounts.
- Liam Walsh
Stock rally ‘too good to be true’, warn CIOs
Investment chiefs say the market looks too expensive given the uncertain economic backdrop and that there’s good reason to be cautious for the rest of this year.
- Joanne Tran