Suncorp CEO Says Business Performance Has Been Quite Strong

Suncorp CEO Says Business Performance Has Been Quite Strong

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The video discusses the challenges faced by Suncorp due to La Nina weather events and COVID-19, resulting in numerous claims and financial impacts. Despite these challenges, Suncorp's market performance remains strong, with significant growth in insurance and banking sectors. The company is addressing rising premiums and input costs through strategic management, aiming to maintain competitiveness and profitability.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What were some of the challenges faced by the insurance company in the first half of the year?

Increased competition from new companies

Lack of skilled workforce

Decline in customer base

La Nina weather events and COVID-19 restrictions

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How did the company perform in terms of written premium growth?

12% growth in written premiums

10% growth in written premiums

7.5% growth in written premiums

5% growth in written premiums

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What is one of the reasons for rising insurance premiums?

Improved economic conditions

Decrease in natural hazard costs

Increased frequency and severity of natural events

Reduction in reinsurance costs

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How has the company managed to suppress costs in the motor side of their portfolio?

By outsourcing all repair processes

By increasing the number of claims

By reducing the workforce

Through a best-in-class claims program and efficient supply chain management

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What strategy is the company using to handle rising input costs?

Reducing the number of insurance products offered

Increasing the number of employees

Implementing a comprehensive claims program and managing supply chain effectively

Cutting down on marketing expenses