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2 weeks, 6 days ago Insurer caps off bad year
Insurance Australia Group (IAG) capped off an acrimonious year yesterday with the announcement that its chairman of seven years, James Strong, would most likely step down from the board during ...
MoneyManagement.com.au - 9:32 a.m. Wednesday 12th November 2008
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2 weeks, 6 days ago IAG sidesteps critics with chairman's early exit plan
THE last remaining boardroom link at Insurance Australia Group to the early days of its listing as a company distinct from the NRMA motoring organisation will be broken with the ...
Sydney Morning Herald Business - 10:59 p.m. Tuesday 11th November 2008
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IAG defends rejection of QBE takeover bid
The head of Insurance Australia Group has defended the company's decision to reject a takeover offer from rival QBE earlier this year. Chairman James Strong says the takeover bid, worth ...
ABC farm labour news - 11:11 a.m. Tuesday 11th November 2008
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IAG chair flags end
Insurance Australia Group chairman James Strong signals he intends to stand down in three years and defends the cut in IAG's payout.
Business Day - 9:44 a.m. Tuesday 11th November 2008
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IAG's shareholder revolt
Following a rocky year in the UK and the rejection of the QBE bid, shareholders of Insurance Australia Group are expected to challenge the re-election of chairman James Strong. 11 ...
Business Spectator insurance - 7:47 a.m. Tuesday 11th November 2008
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4 months, 3 weeks ago IAG Cuts: Market Unimpressed
Insurance Australia Group CEO Mike Wilkins unveiled his much-anticipated strategic review yesterday and it followed the predictable script.Big cuts, cost savings, job losses, exiting a business bought by the old ...
Yahoo!7 Finance News - 9:45 a.m. Thursday 10th July 2008
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6 months, 1 week ago IAG Chief Resigns
Michael Hawker, Chief Executive officer of Insurance Australia Group (IAG), resigned today in wake of losing investors’ confidence. The company had rejected an A$8.7 billion takeover bid earlier this month ...
My Share Trading - Australian Share Trading Blog & News - 11:58 a.m. Tuesday 27th May 2008
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6 months, 2 weeks ago Premature castigation
First, 452 Capital ' s Peter Morgan tells Insurance Australia Group ' s James Strong that the IAG board ' s response to QBE Insurance ' s takeover proposals was ...
Business Spectator - 12:35 p.m. Thursday 22nd May 2008
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Insurer seen off, for now
James Strong, chairman of Insurance Australia Group, has always been a man for bold statements.
Sydney Morning Herald Business - midnight Thursday 22nd May 2008
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7 months, 1 week ago Insurer is helpless against the onslaught
James Strong and Michael Hawker won't be treated kindly by corporate historians, given they've engineered the demise of Insurance Australia Group after just eight years as a listed company.
Sydney Morning Herald Business - midnight Tuesday 29th April 2008
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7 months, 2 weeks ago QBE takeover far from a given, says IAG chief
Insurance Australia Group chairman James Strong says it is not certain that QBE Insurance Group, or anyone else, will buy the company.
The Age - midnight Monday 21st April 2008
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7 months, 2 weeks ago IAG says QBE takeover not a given
Insurance Australia Group Ltd (IAG) chairman James Strong says it is not certain that QBE Insurance Group Ltd, or anyone else, will buy the company.
Sydney Morning Herald Business - 2:02 p.m. Sunday 20th April 2008
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7 months, 2 weeks ago QBE bid for IAG: Risks for Staff
FSU believes that Australia’s two largest insurance companies should remain independent and dynamic businesses, in the best interests of staff, customers and the insurance industry. Despite the IAG board’s rejection ...
Finance Sector Union - 9:59 a.m. Friday 18th April 2008
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