IAG in the news

Tokio Marine, a Japanese insurer, is exploring a potential acquisition of an Australian insurance company, such as IAG or Suncorp, for over $20 billion.

IAG completed a €500 million share buyback, part of a larger €1,500 million plan to return cash to shareholders, bringing total repurchases to €1,000 million.

IAG's share price is down due to broad financial sector weakness, inflation concerns, rising oil prices, and unimpressive FY26 results, leading to mixed broker outlooks.

IAG has integrated ServiceNow's Now Assist AI into its HR service delivery, significantly increasing self-service deflection rates for employee inquiries.

IAG's initial pay offer of 8.75% over three years for some staff and 6.75% for others, with no condition improvements, is deemed insufficient and lags behind competitors' offers.

IAG reported a net profit after tax of $1,022m for FY26, with increased dividends and strong growth in gross written premium, while advancing its Ambition 2030 strategy.

IAG released a 15-year roadmap criticizing New Zealand's current disaster management as unsustainable and calling for coordinated national resilience.

IAG New Zealand is calling for urgent structural reforms to the country's fragmented natural hazard risk system to ensure long-term insurance affordability and economic stability.

IAG is shifting toward aggressive risk-based pricing for new customers while advocating for government-led natural hazard risk reduction to maintain insurability.

IAG is criticizing the New Zealand government for its ad hoc approach to natural hazard risks and calling for a 15-year national strategy to address critical gaps in climate adaptation.

Morgan Stanley favors Suncorp over IAG as Suncorp leads in premium growth and pricing power across home and motor insurance markets.

International Airlines Group aims to double its loyalty division profits to 1 billion euros by expanding its member base and international holiday services.

IAG is a dominant Australasian insurer positioned as a defensive income stock through strong premium growth, strategic acquisitions like RACQI, and disciplined capital management.

Insurance Australia Group resolved a multi-billion dollar legal claim with Greensill Capital while maintaining a share buy-back program and receiving positive analyst valuation targets.

IAG settled litigation with Greensill Bank but still faces $3 billion in outstanding claims from other entities.

NRMA Insurance data reveals a significant surge in electric vehicle demand and insurance quotes as Australians pivot away from high fuel costs.

Insurance Australia Limited has settled a multi-billion dollar legal dispute with Greensill Bank's administrator regarding trade credit insurance policies.

IAG reached a confidential settlement in the Federal Court over $4 billion in claims linked to the Greensill Capital collapse.

Brokers issued new buy, hold, and sell ratings for Mineral Resources, IAG, and Origin Energy amid shifting market dynamics and sector performance.

Insurance provider IAG is deploying emergency response teams and issuing safety guidelines to help Western Australian residents prepare for incoming severe storms.