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Notification regarding unquoted securities - QBE

Appendix 3G (Notification of Issue, Conversion or Payment up of Unquoted Equity Securities)

  • Dec 19, 2024
  • 6 pages

Notification regarding unquoted securities - QBE

Appendix 3G (Notification of Issue, Conversion or Payment up of Unquoted Equity Securities)

  • Dec 19, 2024
  • 5 pages

Notification of cessation of securities - QBE

Appendix 3H (Notification of cessation of securities)

  • Dec 5, 2024
  • 4 pages

Notification regarding unquoted securities - QBE

Appendix 3G (Notification of Issue, Conversion or Payment up of Unquoted Equity Securities)

  • Dec 5, 2024
  • 7 pages

Notification regarding unquoted securities - QBE

Appendix 3G (Notification of Issue, Conversion or Payment up of Unquoted Equity Securities)

  • Dec 4, 2024
  • 5 pages

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ASIC raised major concerns about how insurance companies handle complaints.

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

Telstra’s chief financial officer Michael Ackland, Mirvac chief financial officer Courtenay Smith and Challenger CEO Nick Hamilton at the AFR’s CFO Live summit on Tuesday.

Business says Trump’s return turns up competition for investment

Executives from Telstra, QBE, Challenger and Mirvac have warned that the US and even Britain risk pulling away from Australia by cutting red tape.

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  • Jonathan Shapiro
Telstra chief financial officer Michael Ackland says businesses are stuck with a difficult dilemma.

This is why Australia is stuck in a rut

Low investment and productivity growth has left the country’s economy in the doldrums. The short-term challenges are large, but we can’t forget the long term.

  • James Thomson

October

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Republicans rush to vote early; Big super floods ASX; Bonds go weird

Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

ASIC deputy chair Sarah Court said insurers “must have robust systems and controls in place to make sure their customers receive the discounts they were promised”.

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
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A Lismore street in March 2022.

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

IAG boss Nick Hawkins is back in favour with investors. But he walks a fine line.

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

August

Protesters march on the Brooklyn Bridge in 2020.

Is this the end of the line for diversity policies?

One of the most important management trends of the past decade may no longer be equal to the occasion.

  • Aaron Patrick
QBE chief executive Andrew Horton says higher premiums and the opportunities to increase profits in the Australian market have driven a wave of competition from new entrants.

QBE punished as price rises peak

UBS analyst Scott Russell says there is a “clear slowdown” in QBE’s pricing power.

  • Lucas Baird

July

Sue Houghton is happy to make calls on her way to work, but the drive home is her time.

Why the local CEO of this $26b company likes her commute

When QBE Australia chief Sue Houghton rises at 6am, the self-described introvert relishes a walk on her own.

  • Sally Patten

June

QBE’s Frank O’Halloran, ANZ’s Mike Smith and Macquarie’s Shemara Wikramanayake have had different experiences expanding their empires overseas.

Global ambitions a dangerous trap for overzealous local giants

“An organic approach to world domination is a better way to do it,” says Allan Gray’s Simon Mawhinney. A string of failures shows he’s on the money.

  • Jemima Whyte
QBE Insurance chief executive Andrew Horton is exiting the North American middle-market business.

QBE nears end of the road on reset as it ditches US middle-market

The ASX-listed insurance giant is hoping to shake off the last vestiges of a decade-long but ill-fated grab at the North American market with the wind down.

  • Kylar Loussikian

May

QBE chief executive Andrew Horton.

Will QBE stick to its organic growth strategy with London calling?

Should QBE’s search for growth spur it towards Beazley, it would need a premium of circa 35 per cent, spelling a $10 billion deal size.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
QBE chief executive Andrew Horton (left) and chairman Mike Wilkins.

QBE pumps up Australian premiums, but squeeze slows

QBE revealed growth in all commercial markets at its AGM, including in Australia, where premiums increased by 11 per cent.

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  • Liam Walsh

April

The Albanese government wants insurers to slash premiums for households that take steps to reduce their risk.

Insurers told to slash prices for households that reduce risks

Steps could include roof replacement, upgrading garage doors, boosting window protection, tying down sheds, and replacing flimsy hollow doors. 

  • Ronald Mizen, John Kehoe and Paul Smith
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March

PSC Insurance bossTony Robinson,

PSC Insurance rides sector growth as Goldman fields inbound interest

PSC boss Tony Robinson and his Paul Dwyer-chaired board are seeking a price tag of about $2.3 billion as at least two offshore brokers circle.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
Lismore was flooded heavily in 2022.

‘Radio silence, on hold for hours’: How insurers treat their watchdog

Justin Untersteiner helps run the Australian Financial Complaints Authority. But that didn’t stop him getting “radio silence for months” and being kept “generally on hold for 2½ hours” when he tried to claim.

  • Liam Walsh

February

IAG chief executive Nick Hawkins said  affordability is an industry concern.

Affordability crisis gnaws at insurer customer growth

After a three-year repricing cycle where premiums only went up, IAG and QBE appear to be nearing the limit of how far they can keep hiking prices for insurance.

  • Liam Walsh
Earnings in focus.

The worst-kept secret this earnings season? Rising profits

Soaring profits at big companies selling everyday staples such as groceries, electricity and insurance bring new risks for shareholders and undesirable scrutiny from Canberra.

  • Simon Evans
Rajiv Jain, chairman and chief investment officer of GQG Partners.

What we learnt from GQG, QBE and Cleanaway’s results

GQG rides the tech and Ozempic waves, insurer QBE shows big premiums may be coming to an end and Cleanaway plays the productivity game.

  • James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald

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