insurance
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FijiCare Insurance posts record 2025 profit after early IFRS 17 adoption
FijiCare Insurance posts its strongest year yet, with earnings boosted by disciplined underwriting, rising insurance revenue and a diversified regional presence. The group’s early adoption of IFRS 17 and IFRS 9 ahead of regulators also signals a new transparency baseline for future results.
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Fiji Housing Authority: No Tenant Fuel Hoarding Found, but Urges Homeowners to Limit Fuel Storage to Protect Insurance
Fuel market jitters prompt a precautionary reminder for homeowners. While no tenant hoarding reports exist, mortgaged properties are urged to store fuel within safe limits, with insurance and safety implications to consider.
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Fiji Housing Authority warns homeowners against large fuel stockpiles to protect insurance coverage
Official guidance warns homeowners against storing large quantities of fuel, citing safety risks and potential gaps in insurance coverage. The advisory urges keeping fuel to normal household use and strict adherence to safety and regulatory rules.
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Fiji Housing Authority warns homeowners: excess fuel at home could jeopardize group property insurance
New safety guidance warns that storing fuel beyond normal household needs can raise fire risks and may affect insurance coverage. It stresses keeping fuel to everyday amounts and following safety rules to protect homes and finances.
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Tower Insurance Holds Pacific Leadership Summit in Suva to Accelerate Regional Growth
Pacific leaders gather for a week-long summit to sharpen strategy, expand offerings, and invest in regional talent. A blend of development, collaboration, and culture signals bold plans for resilience and growth across Pacific markets.
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BSP Life declares record $45.3 million policyholder bonus as it marks its 150th anniversary
BSP Life marks a milestone in Fiji with a record bonus payout, signaling a year of strong growth across premiums, investments and policy sales. Explore how diversification and solid performance drove the results and what it could mean for policyholders.