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Suncorp Secures AU$2.4 Billion Reinsurance, Shares Surge 10%
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This strategic move is expected to bolster the company's fiscal 2026 growth outlook, with projected gross written premium growth of 3% across its Australia and New Zealand operations.
The reinsurance arrangement, effective from June 30, is designed to cap natural hazard costs in approximately 90% of scenarios, thereby reducing earnings volatility.
Acting CEO Jeremy Robson highlighted that the deal enhances margin resilience and provides a one-off capital release of about AU$100 million.
This development reflects Suncorp's proactive approach to risk management and its commitment to delivering value to shareholders.
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