New Zealand insurance companies
AA Insurance
AA Insurance is a New Zealand joint venture operating for the independent New Zealand Automobile Association (NZAA) and NWRP Group. Life. The company was incorporated in 1994, guarantees its own policies, and sells it directly to New Zealanders. The company employs 650 employees and has approximately 350,000 miles with over 700,000 min documents.
AA Insurances has supported Blue Light New Zealand Youth Charity Partnership with Eden Park and has been recognized by: Reader’s Digest Insurance place Trusted Brands 2012 (from Industry) Best Kens (since 2012) NZ Awards (since IBM Survey Most Trusted Brands 2012) CANSTAR Blue Score of Satisfaction (2011-2016) and Wilmar Runton Corporate Reputation Index (since 2015)
AMI Insurance
AMI Insurance started in Raychurch, New Zealand in 1926 as the South Island Motor Union (SIMU) that you may purchase in full from IAG New Zealand Ltd. In 2018, the Southern Response Company employed a quarter of its headquarters, Thompson and Clarke, to attend and record meetings, and a staff member was found by the State Services Committee.
The Promina Group
The The Promina Group, an Australian and New Zealand company (2003–2007) Sutrrchorp-Metway Limited acquired full ownership of the group in 2007. The Fromin Group was formed after the “disintegration” of Royal & SunAlliance UK’s operations in Australia and New Zealand in 2003. When it was acquired by Sutrrchorp In 2007, it had 210 offices across Australia and New Zealand.
The Promina Group traces its origins back to early 1833 in Australia and dating back to 1878 in New Zealand. On 12 April 2006 the Wingsland-based bank insurance group Suncorp-Metway Limited secured a A$7.9 billion mina. The Australian regulatory authorities and Promina shareholders subsequently approved the merger, which took place on March 20, 2007.
Partners Life
Partners Life is a New Zealand-based company that provides life and health insurance. As of 2019 its annual revenue is NZ$247.5 million. The partners started a startup company in 2011. The project was supported by the insurance company SCOR. In 2020, the company behind BNZ Life Life Insurance, a subsidiary of the Bank of New Zealand. This is subject to approval by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand.
To celebrate a decade in business, Partners Life has received a prize for the brand, Weber 2021 Goodreturns. In 2012 the Partners Life Award for Emerging Business and Excellence in Strategy and Planning was awarded to the Westpac Auckland North Business Award. In 2018, the company created the Rainbow Tick for its comprehensive LGBTI culture.
FMG Insurance
FMG Insurance (formerly Farmers’ Mutual Group) is a New Zealand mutual insurance company formed from the merger of the Farmers Mutual Insurance Association, Trnki Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Association and Primary Insurance Industries Ltd in 1978. The company was incorporated under the Farmers Mutual Group Act 2007 1905.
FMG is the current sponsor of the following organizations:
- FMG Stadium Waikato – Amilton’s premier sports and cultural event site
- Angus NZ – Angus NZ Association.
- ESNZ – Equestrian sport in New Zealand
- New Zealand Nuffield Farming Scholarships – One of New Zealand’s most prestigious agriculture award.
FMG has officially given its name to Arena 1 in Palmerston North, the main outdoor venue at Arena Manawatu. It has a designation time from 2005 to 2015.
State Insurance
The State Insurance Company of Maine is based in New Zealand. As of 2011 “State” is a financial name of IAG New Zealand Limited, a subsidiary of Insurance Australia Group. You State Insurance was formerly known as the Maine State Bureau. Previously, the name of the State Office of Fire and Accidents was known. The State Insurance Law of 1990 abolished the State Insurance Law of 1963 and established State Insurance as a state-owned enterprise.
In late 2014, State closed all but one of its branches citing the reason being that 94% of customers choose to run their businesses online or over the phone. The last remaining branch is located in Riccarton, Christchurch, and is open due to specific customer needs in the area around the 2011 Christchurch earthquake. The company had well-known commercials featuring the song “Break My Stride”.
