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Media opportunities at ICNZ Conference, 8 November, Cordis Hotel Tāmaki Makaurau
Tim Graon became Chief
Executive of the Insurance Council in November 2012. Tim has extensive experience in providing…
28 JUL 2021
MEDIA RELEASE
Media opportunities at ICNZ Conference, 8 November, Cordis Hotel Tāmaki Makaurau
Tim Graon became Chief
Executive of the Insurance Council in November 2012. Tim has extensive experience in providing…
28 JUL 2021
MEDIA RELEASE
Media opportunities at ICNZ Conference, 8 November, Cordis Hotel Tāmaki Makaurau
Tim Graon became Chief
Executive of the Insurance Council in November 2012. Tim has extensive experience in providing…
28 JUL 2021
MEDIA RELEASE
Media opportunities at ICNZ Conference, 8 November, Cordis Hotel Tāmaki Makaurau
Tim Graon became Chief
Executive of the Insurance Council in November 2012. Tim has extensive experience in providing…
28 JUL 2021
INSURERS SETTLE $2.7 BILLION CANTERBURY CLAIMS IN 2016
The Insurance Council of New Zealand announced today that private insurers have paid out nearly $2.7 billion in 2016 to settle commercial and residential claims resulting from the 2010 and
KAIKOURA EARTHQUAKE BUSINESS CLAIMS REACH $900 MILLION
The Insurance Council of New Zealand announced today that private insurers have received business claims valued at more than $900 million from the 14 November 2016 Kaikoura earthquake. Insurance Council
BOAT THEFT ON RISE OVER SUMMER
The Insurance Council of New Zealand are warning boaties that the number of trailered boats stolen from yards and driveways is on the rise as summer kicks off. Insurance Council
BURGLARIES COST $400,000 PER DAY IN FESTIVE SEASON
Christmas time is the busy season for burglars with a higher chance of homeowners being away from home on holidays, out shopping or socialising with friends and family. Insurance Council
SIMPLER PROCESS FOR SETTLING KAIKOURA EARTHQUAKE CLAIMS
An agreement between private insurers and the Earthquake Commission (EQC) will simplify how home and contents insurance claims are resolved for people affected by the Kaikoura Earthquake. Under the agreement,
FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH STANDARDS A LIKELY CAUSE OF WELLINGTON COMMERCIAL BUILDING DAMAGE
The Insurance Council of New Zealand believes a significant cause of damage to commercial property buildings following the 14 November Kaikoura earthquake series is a failure to comply with non-structural,
EARTHQUAKE INSURANCE ADVISORY: TEMPORARY ACCOMMODATION
The Insurance Council of New Zealand advise people who have uninhabitable homes due to earthquake damage to contact their insurer directly for help with temporary accommodation. Most home policies as
AVAILABILITY OF NEW INSURANCE FOR HOUSE PURCHASES POST 14 NOVEMBER EARTHQUAKE
The Insurance Council of New Zealand advised today that insurers are working hard to minimise any disruption to the availability of insurance for people putting offers in on houses. Following