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TAL named AB&F Magazine Life Insurance Company of the Year for second year running

19 Oct 2012
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TAL, Australia’s leading specialist life insurer, won Life Insurance Company of the Year at last night’s AB&F Magazine 2012 Awards ceremony in Sydney. 

TAL Managing Director Jim Minto, who accepted the award on behalf of the company, said the award recognises TAL’s leadership and innovation in bringing multi-channel insurance to market in Australia. 

“We are a truly multi-channel business allowing consumers to access life insurance in whichever way that suits them – through advisers, their super fund and corporate scheme, or direct via the internet or phone,” he said. 

This is the second year in a row that TAL has taken home top honours at the prestigious awards. 

“This award is a win for the whole team at TAL. It recognises the dedication and hard work of people right across our business as we strive to make life insurance a well understood and valued part of Australians’ lives. 

“We are delighted to have been recognised by the judging panel and look forward to continuing to make life insurance even more accessible to consumers from all walks of life. 

“We have exciting plans ahead and look forward to making life insurance more valued than ever before by consumers around the country. Our ownership by Dai-ichi Life has proved to be extremely beneficial and supportive for our business. We are part of a top ten global life insurance business and this gives business partners and customers strong confidence in our ability to continue to move forward.”

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