Latest Insurance Sector News

QBE Insurance Group has updated its dividend announcement, confirming cash payments as the default option over share plans for its upcoming 31-cent dividend.

QBE Insurance Group has announced a 31-cent ordinary dividend for the half-year ending June 2025, offering shareholders multiple currency payment options and participation in dividend reinvestment and bonus share plans.

Advanced Health Intelligence Ltd has secured up to AUD 5.5 million from Oakley Capital Partners to support its ASX reinstatement and global growth ambitions, while targeting an additional USD 6 million from strategic investors and unlocking AUD 3 million in R&D grants.

Gratifii Limited has posted a record $19.4 million in cash receipts for 4Q FY25, marking a 210% year-on-year increase and signaling strong momentum as it nears completion of its platform migration and expands its Member’s Mobile offering.

Credit Clear Limited has outperformed its FY25 financial guidance with a 76% rise in underlying EBITDA and secured exclusive digital debt recovery contracts with leading insurers, setting a robust stage for FY26 growth.

Helia Group reveals ING Bank Australia will not renew its Lenders Mortgage Insurance contract beyond June 2026, prompting a strategic business review amid evolving market dynamics.

Emyria has landed a multi-year funding deal with Medibank to support its Empax PTSD program at Perth Clinic, marking a first for private insurer-backed psychotherapy in Australia. The company also announces a $4 million capital raise to fuel national expansion.

Helia Group announces the departure of CEO Pauline Blight-Johnston after five years, appointing CFO Michael Cant as interim CEO amid evolving market conditions. The leadership change signals a strategic pivot for the lender mortgage insurer.

The Australian Wealth Advisors Group has deepened its Equity Partnership Scheme with strategic stakes in Oneledger and B2B Invest, setting up royalty revenue streams that align with its expansion in financial services.

The ACCC has decided not to oppose Insurance Australia Group’s proposed acquisition of RACQ Insurance, finding that competition in Queensland’s motor and home contents insurance markets remains robust despite the deal.

QBE Insurance Group has finalised the resale and buyback of its US$400 million perpetual capital notes, leading to their cancellation and delisting from the Singapore Exchange.

QBE Insurance Group has priced a AUD 600 million subordinated notes issuance, strengthening its capital base under APRA regulations with notes maturing in 2036.