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TIO defends premium price hikes following on from privatization

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The head of the Territory Insurance Office (TIO) has defended the company as customers in storm surge and flood-prone areas start receiving the first of three price hikes expected post-privatisation. In November 2014 TIO's insurance assets were controversially sold by the Country Liberal Party (CLP) government to German-based Allianz for $236 million. This followed months of speculation, protests and petitions by opposition politicians and members of the public.Danny Chow explains.


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The head of the Territory Insurance Office (TIO) has defended the company as customers in storm surge and flood-prone areas start receiving the first of three price hikes expected post-privatisation. In November 2014 TIO's insurance assets were controversially sold by the Country Liberal Party (CLP) government to German-based Allianz for $236 million. This followed months of speculation, protests and petitions by opposition politicians and members of the public.Danny Chow explains.



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