July 1 (Reuters) - Australia's Suncorp Group Ltd (SUN) said on Wednesday it had set aside A$90 million to A$130 million ($62 million-$90 million) for natural hazard costs in 2020/21, much lower than last year, when bushfires ravaged large parts of the country.
Australia's second-largest insurer, which estimated A$820 million in natural hazard costs for 2019/20, also named Clive van Horen as chief executive of its banking unit.
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News: SUN Australia insurer Suncorp sees lower natural hazard costs for 2020/21
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