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| | | ... income protection by meeting underwriting requirements. They may also fix their cover at a dollar value and pay relevant premiums as they get older. While the majority of members are office based, for some years now, CareSuper has had three insurance ... |
| | | | ... AustralianSuper dropping its $130 million insurance mandate with the firm offset this flow. As a result, overall in-force premiums reduced by $93 million over the half to $1.1 billion at December last year. Overall, the Commonwealth Bank of Australia ... |
| | | | AXA has entered the Romanian life insurance market by purchasing Omniasig Life, which represents $18 million in premiums. Launched in 1997, Omniasig Life sells protection products that are sold through a network of 1,400 life agents. The purchase is ... |
| | | | ... reviewed its pricing. The review also resulted in 13 per cent of OneCare policy holders receiving over 10 per cent cut in premiums. Almost 24 per cent of policy holders will receive no change to their insurance premiums and 25 per cent will need to pay ... |
| | | | ... Meanwhile, premium rates until the age of 65 remain unchanged, although those with additional cover may have their annual premiums increased. MLC is the group insurer of Westpac Staff Super. |
| | | | ... AustralianSuper, TOWER has also been appointed the group insurer of IBM, which has 11,000 members and around $12 million in annual premiums. During the year, the group improved its electronic underwriting service, Accelerated Protection, to better serve ... |
| | | | ... enhanced its life insurance cover for its members, which includes automatic stage cover improvements and lower fixed cover premiums.The enhancement includes automatic stage cover increases at ages 23 and again at age 28 for eligible members and increased ... |
| | | | ... uncorrelated to the broader market indexes." Put simply, an insurance-linked strategies portfolio is a collection of insurance premiums taken against typically "one-in-a-100 years" type of events such as extreme hurricanes, earthquakes and other natural ... |
| | | | ... included six separate tenders submissions. He said the fund chose AIA Australia because the insurer provided competitive premiums and because it was the existing insurer for the SRF division. "At first instance, the insured amounts for our members won't ... |
| | | | ... average funds under management (FUM) fell 19 per cent to $74 billion for the year to September while spot annual in-force premiums rose by over 12 per cent to $968 million. The NAB full year results found average FUM dropped from $92 billion to $74 billion. ... |
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