News for Insurance Australia Group Limited (IAG.AX)

It’s green lights for Insurance Australia Group (ASX:IAG) and its $855 million,…

Expectations of interest rate cuts to come helped propel the Australian share market to a three-month high. With inflation falling back into the RBA

The Aussie bourse has continued its downward trend after Donald Trump promised sky high tariffs against China

ASX 200 futures point to a positive 0.6% gain for Australian shares…

Australian shares are now expected to wade into positive territory this Thursday…

Donald Trump’s global trade war has, after so much waiting through early…

The ASX 200 traded higher today as Australian shares put last week's downswing behind them... for the time being, at least.

The Oz aluminium industry stands at a crossroads as the U.S. flirts with sweeping tariffs on imports, putting South32 in the spotlight.

Feb 12, 2025 / 10:00PM GMTNicholas Hawkins - Insurance Australia Group Ltd - Chief Executive Officer, Managing Director, Executive Director Good morning, everyo

The Insurance Australia Group Ltd (ASX:IAG) share price dropped 10% after reporting its HY25 result, which disappointed the market.

Insurance Australia Group has posted a strong result for the first half of the 2025 fiscal year, with profit jumping to $778 million.

The Insurance Australia Group Ltd (ASX:IAG) share price is down more than 1% after the financial giant revealed an important insurance update.

The ASX200 has been up 0.73% at 8,468 points – hitting a new all time intra-day high.

The Insurance Australia Group Ltd (ASX:IAG) share price is up more than 3% after a deal to buy most of RACQ.

Insurance Australia Group Ltd has entered into an alliance with RACQ through which it will take on 90% of the latter's insurance business

The ASX 200 seems to be ignoring a cautious Wall Street, expected…

The ASX200 has edged higher to lift itself out of a three-day losing streak, as gains in IT stocks and financials outweigh a sluggish materials sector.

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), Australia’s corporate, markets, and financial services regulator, has commenced court

Australia's corporate regulator is taking QBE to court, alleging that the country's biggest insurer by gross written premiums misled more than half a