Fidelity Life offers helping hand to flood-hit Dunedin and Clutha customers.
Spark has today announced that Fidelity Life, New Zealand's largest locally-owned life insurer, is working with Spark to implement a data governance strategy.
Media release
1 July 2024
The Board of New Zealand’s largest locally owned life insurer, Fidelity Life, is delighted to announce the appointment of Scott Pickering as an Independent Director.
“Scott’s extensive experience in the insurance sector, combined with his impressive track record in governance, makes him a great addition to our board,” says Fidelity Life Interim Chair Lindsay Smartt. “His leadership and strategic insight will be invaluable as we begin deploying our new strategic plan, and chart a course for long term success.”
Scott brings a wealth of governance and insurance experience to Fidelity Life.
His is currently on the boards of Kiwibank, IAG New Zealand, IAG Australia and Bowls New Zealand, is an Advisor to HealthNow and was previously on the board of Chubb in New Zealand and Australia.
Scott was Chief Executive of ACC New Zealand for more than eight years, where he led a major business transformation, and also held Regional CEO roles with Willis Towers Watson in South Africa and Dubai.
“Scott’s passion for the insurance industry and his dedication to mentoring make him a perfect fit for Fidelity Life. We’re thrilled to welcome him to the board,” adds Smartt.
Spark has today announced that Fidelity Life, New Zealand's largest locally-owned life insurer, is working with Spark to implement a data governance strategy.
Spark has today announced that Fidelity Life, New Zealand's largest locally-owned life insurer, is working with Spark to implement a data governance strategy.
Fidelity Life announces an extension to their 3-months premium free special offer. The offer has been extended until 31 December 2024 and will see new customers not paying any premium for the first 3 months of their policy.
Here for the good of New Zealand, Fidelity Life is offering a helping hand to its Hawke’s Bay customers affected by the recent floods in Wairoa and Hastings’ Heretaunga Ward.