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NZI was formed in 1859 and is one of New Zealand’s largest and longest-serving fire and general insurance brands. It is one of the largest commercial insurers in New Zealand with the biggest broker distribution network in the country, and is also a major player in both the personal and rural insurance markets.

NZI is part of IAG New Zealand Limited, New Zealand’s largest general insurer.

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> nzi.co.nz

> iag.co.nz

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Anna Pollock
Communications Consultant

t: +64 9 969 3864

e: anna.pollock@iag.co.nz

core business

> Insurance service provider

> Water, energy, transport & communications

subsidiaries

> First Rescue & Emergency (NZ) Ltd

> Loyalty New Zealand

> Mike Henry Travel Insurance

> New Zealand Car Parts

> NAC Insurance

> Swann Insurance (NZ) Ltd



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