Life insurers up for awards
Fidelity Life will be defending its title as the top life insurer in the country in this year's edition of the New Zealand Insurance Industry Awards.
Tuesday, September 21st 2021, 11:11AM
by Matthew Martin
The top New Zealand insurers will have their time to shine at the upcoming awards hosted by the Australian and New Zealand Institute of Insurance and Finance (ANZIIF).
This year will mark the 9th year of the awards that aim to "...unite all sectors of insurance for a celebration of excellence, professionalism and community".
The finalists were announced this week with Fidelity Life up against Asteron Life and AIA NZ for the top life insurer award.
The 2019 awards also saw Fidelity Life's Ben Holloway win the gong for the young insurance professional of the year.
This year, Pinnacle Life's Amy Cavanaugh and AIA NZ's Len Elikhis are two of seven young professionals nominated for the award.
"This year’s awards are centred around 2020, celebrating how our industry has supported the customer, community, and its people," the ANZIIF says.
The judging panel will explore how organisations or individuals have contributed to professionalism in the insurance industry and how they have successfully addressed issues by implementing innovative change.
The ANZIIF expects more than 400 of the industry’s top professionals spanning the breadth of New Zealand insurance to attend the awards being held at the Cordis in Auckland on Wednesday, November 17.
2021 ANZIIF New Zealand Insurance Industry Awards finalists:
Life insurance company of the year:
- AIA New Zealand
- Asteron Life
- Fidelity Life
Insurance learning programme of the year:
- AA Insurance
- AIG New Zealand
Young insurance professional of the year:
- Stephen Cantwell, FMG
- Amy Cavanaugh, Pinnacle Life
- Len Elikhis, AIA New Zealand
- Joseph Fitzgerald, Wotton + Kearney
- Steph Kelly, FMG
- Daniel Mathieson, Sherpa
- Megan Wolak, Delta Insurance
ANZIIF lifetime achievement award: Announced on the night
For the full list of finalists and registration information, click here.
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