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Cigna locks in new name

Cigna New Zealand has changed its name to Chubb Life Insurance New Zealand and is now operating under the Chubb brand.

Sunday, March 12th 2023, 11:32AM

Chubb Life NZ chief executive Gail Costa says customers, independent financial advisers and business partners have responded positively to the new brand.

"They'll all benefit from Chubb Life's international expertise, innovation and technology, and we're excited to be able to continue to offer our market-leading products to customers."

"After confirming the sale of the business with customers last year, we're getting in touch this month to tell them about the name change and how much we're looking forward to looking out for them with our comprehensive range of insurance products."

"Everyone in the business has worked hard to complete the rebrand to Chubb in less than nine months. It's a huge milestone and I'm proud that we'll be able to continue to help New Zealanders protect what matters most as part of Chubb's global family."

Chubb Group and President of Chubb Life senior vice president Bryce Johns believes New Zealand is an important growth market for Chubb.

"We're really excited about building on the break-out success that the business has had in enabling New Zealanders to access market leading life cover, and quality financial advice - especially in such turbulent times."

Chubb, the world's largest publicly traded property and casualty insurer, acquired the life and non-life insurance companies of Cigna in six Asia-Pacific markets, including New Zealand in July last year.

The addition of Cigna's personal accident, health and life insurance business advances Chubb's strategy to expand its presence in the Asia-Pacific region.

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