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2025 Key Dates

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  • Dec 20, 2024
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Dividend/Distribution - SUNPJ

Dividend Record Date, Dividend Pay Date, Dividend Rate

  • Dec 17, 2024
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Dividend/Distribution - SUNPI

Dividend Record Date, Dividend Pay Date, Dividend Rate

  • Dec 17, 2024
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Dividend/Distribution - SUNPH

Dividend Record Date, Dividend Pay Date, Dividend Rate

  • Dec 17, 2024
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This Month

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

October

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

Bill Fone’s home in Surrey Hills, in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs, was built in 2014 and flooded in December after a flexible pipe burst.

How a plumbing time bomb is costing insurers and pushing up premiums

Insurers have warned that a rising number of claims stemming from flexible pipes bursting will lead to a rise in general insurance premiums.

  • Gus McCubbing
Retirees and savers just starting should be at the forefront of super fund thinking.

Shouldn’t retirees be on super boards too?

Super funds have changed since the Cooper inquiry recommended more independent directors. Now, it might be a case of why stop there?

  • Jeremy Cooper and Ruth Stringer
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Why your fancy fridge is pushing up insurance bills

The cost inflation that’s sent insurance premiums surging is starting to moderate. But Suncorp boss Steve Johnston says there is stickiness in strange places.

  • James Thomson

Suncorp says insurance premiums will continue to rise

The Queensland insurer said water damage from busted pipes is putting pressure on home insurance premiums even as global reinsurance rates stabilise.

  • James Eyers
ANZ, which is facing mounting pressure over the manipulation of government bond trades, can now claim it is the third-largest bank by mortgages.

ANZ knocks NAB off the home lending podium

ANZ is now the country’s third-biggest lender to households, boosted by the acquisition of Suncorp’s bank this week.

  • Lucas Baird

July

ANZ’s $4.9bn takeover of Suncorp Bank was finally completed on Wednesday.

ANZ can finally get under the hood of Suncorp Bank

ANZ chief Shayne Elliott said the $4.9 billion deal, which formally completed on Wednesday, will allow it to “compete more effectively across the Australian market”.

  • James Eyers
Suncorp’s Steve Johnston and ANZ’s Shayne Elliott agreed a $4.9 billion deal way back in July 2022.

743 days later, ANZ has little to cheer as Suncorp deal closes

After more than two years, ANZ’s $4.9 billion acquisition of Suncorp is finally complete. But the mood inside the two companies is wildly different. 

  • James Thomson
Reinsurance industry stabilising: Suncorp’s Steve Johnston.

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

June

Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers has tacked on some binding commitments before approving ANZ’s takeover of Suncorp Bank.

Chalmers turns ANZ’s Suncorp bid into once-in-a-generation deal

When you look at the commitments ANZ is making to buy Suncorp, you have to wonder: if it is competition we’re after, is it competition we’ve got?

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  • Anthony Macdonald
The market’s focus will turn to deal integration, but Shayne Elliott says the task is one of customer migration.

ANZ boss says Suncorp ‘migration’ can avoid Westpac’s St George pain

Shayne Elliott insists he’s learnt from Westpac’s failure to integrate St George, while Suncorp’s Steve Johnston says he can now focus fully on insurance.

  • James Eyers, Liam Walsh and Tom Richardson
“Pricing relief”: IAG CEO Nick Hawkins

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
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Trump, Biden spar; ANZ-Suncorp deal gets nod; RBA’s rates humiliation

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

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ANZ will finally be able to take over Suncorp Bank following Treasurer approval for the $4.9b deal.

Chalmers approves ANZ’s $4.9b Suncorp deal

The decision paves the way for the biggest merger in banking since the Commonwealth Bank took out ailing Bankwest during the global financial crisis in 2008.

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  • James Eyers
Weighty issue: Jim Chalmers must find the deal is in the national interest, with the advice from Treasury and APRA.

Finance sector union not opposed to ANZ’s $4.9b Suncorp bank buy

The federal treasurer, a Queenslander with close ties to the state government, has been considering the takeover of the Brisbane-based bank since April.

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  • Lucas Baird and John Kehoe
Scott Malcolm, who is in dispute with his insurer about repairs to his home after two years.

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

Leonardo Ai founder says his program will allow plenty of bad art to be made.

Here are all the best AI uses from a day talking about it

Will it be useful or “just cool”? Executives and industry insiders spent the AI Summit discussing how they are already using artificial intelligence in their work.

  • Maxim Shanahan
Google Australia’s managing director Mel Silva says AI will touch every part of the economy.

Big business braced for AI wave – and plenty of uncertainty

Executives are certain artificial intelligence will transform every part of the economy. They just want to “separate the hype … and the pragmatism”.

  • James Eyers and Sally Patten

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