18 November 2016Insurance

IAG estimates recent cat losses may cost it A$200 million

Australian insurer IAG has said it anticipates that the recent trans-Tasman storm and New Zealand earthquake events may cost it up to A$200 million net, though it stressed the gross cost remains uncertain.

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