IAG raises A$650m capital as it braces for A$865m COVID-19 hit

Insurance Australia Group (IAG) has raised A$650 million in new equity capital as it seeks to tackle pandemic-related business interruption claims of around A$865 million following the Supreme Court's test case judgement.

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