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Landlord fights for tenants to have to pick up the bill
Background Section 269 of the Property Law Act 2007 has been in force now for approximately 10 years. That is the section that exonerates the lessee for accidental damage to the lessor's property if the lessor is insure...Feature
From record heat to vicious storms and flooding. It’s not a hoax, the climate’s changing and insurers are urging businesses to future proof their companies, and quick. According to Niwa’s chief climate scientist S...
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By Michael Naylor, Massey University
The industry of the future may bear very little similarity to the world you work in today. Here's why. In recent years insurance has lagged other sectors in terms of adoption of IT. This technological lagging means that insur...
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QBE Insurance has signed on as the anchor tenant of the renovated office block at 125 Queen St. Through an office leasing process led by CBRE New Zealand, QBE Insurance has confirmed it will be taking 2166 sq m over three levels on...
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New Zealand’s largest insurer says it is considering a number of options in response to changing market conditions, and the rising numbers and costs of claims. IAG New Zealand says working with offshore partners is one way it...
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The Insurance Council of NZ is encouraging consumers of insurance and community and consumer groups to have their say on the review of the Fair Insurance Code. The code sets standards for general insurers who are members of...
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Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters wants a state-owned insurance company. He said the country needed a domestic competitor because the insurance industry was dominated by international planners. "[We have]...
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Personal lines insurers could be expected to start offering more granular pricing, depending on property risk, an actuarial firm says. Melville Jessup Weaver released a report that looked at how insurers priced for earthquake,...
