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News release: Insurers welcome establishment of Christchurch Central Development Unit
The Insurance Council says it welcomes today’s announcement by the Earthquake Minister, Hon Gerry Brownlee, that a Christchurch Central Development Unit focussing on the rebuilding of the Christchurch Central Business District (CBD) is to be established.
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Publication: ICNZ Annual Review 2011-2012
TThe past 18 months have been the most challenging period in the history of the NZ insurance industry...
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News release: Christchurch insurance rebuilds $NZ10 billion and rising
The Insurance Council is warning that the continued aftershocks in Christchurch could have long term effects on the insurability of New Zealand.
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News release: EQC and insurers seeking clarity on insurance payments
The Earthquake Commission (EQC) and the Insurance Council have agreed to ask the High Court to make a ruling on complex questions of coverage arising from the two major Canterbury earthquakes and their aftershocks
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Canterbury earthquake
The largest single insurance event in the history of New Zealand
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New Fair Insurance code
The obligations for both you and your insurer.
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ICNZ 2011 Seminar
The Council's 2011 insurance management seminar: The Changing Landscape, was a big success. For those who missed it, here are the highlights
read them here
Natural disasters
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Natural disasters in New Zealand cost the insurance industry millions of dollars in claims.
But those who have insured against loss receive help to recover after a disaster.
See a table of natural disasters that have occurred in New Zealand since 1968
Insurance Council of New Zealand
Canterbury earthquake recovery - where to start
- Act safely to prevent any more damage to your building.
- Try to make the buildings safe and weatherproof.
- Take pictures of the damage (building and contents) for insurance claims.
- Keep all damaged items for inspection.
- Get essential services repaired e.g. water, electricity, gas, sewerage - keep copies of your bills.
- Make a list of any perishables you have to dispose of.
- Don't start non-essential repairs without the insurance company's approval.
ICNZ Seminar
THE SHIFTING LANDSCAPE
The Council's 2011 insurance management seminar: The Changing Landscape, was a big success. For those who missed it, here are the highlights
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