The new IGP network partner in Australia

tal logo  Corporate Solutions

On 22 October 2025, TAL Life Limited Australia officially joined the International Group Program (IGP) Network as the Australian network partner. 

This exciting partnership means that multinational organisations with Australian operations can now include TAL group life plans such as Death, Total and Permanent Disability (TPD) and Income Protection within their IGP accounts. These plans can be structured as part of multinational pooling, reinsurance to captive, or global underwriting programs. 

TAL is Australia’s leading life insurance specialist, protecting more than 5 million1 Australians across group, retail, and direct channels. In 2024 alone, TAL paid AUD 4.7 billion in claims to over 54,000 customers and their families.2  Backed by over 150 years of experience and as part of the global Dai-ichi Life Group, TAL brings scale, strength, and local expertise to every partnership.

“This partnership with IGP supports the ongoing development of our corporate proposition and strengthens our ability to deliver for our corporate partners,” said Jenny Nguyen, TAL’s General Manager of Growth and Digital Experience. “It reflects our commitment to providing flexible, globally aligned benefit solutions and enabling more tailored support for multinational clients in Australia.” 

We know the corporate segment in Australia is evolving, with increasing demand for more integrated and flexible benefit models. This partnership is another step forward in helping you offer: 

  • Aligned global benefit strategies 
  • Enhanced employee value propositions
  • Wellbeing services to support attraction and retention. 

If you’d like to explore how TAL and IGP can support your corporate clients, please feel free to reach out to your TAL Corporate Solutions Team. 

1 Based on insured customer policies and insured members of superannuation funds across Group, Retail and Direct.

2 Results determined by NMG based on TAL market share of in-force premiums as at 31 March 2024.

Disclaimer

This article has been prepared by TAL Life Limited ABN 70 050 109 450, AFSL 237848, an issuer of life insurance. While all care has been taken to ensure that the information provided is accurate and complete at the date of publication, neither TAL Life nor its employees accept liability for any loss or damage caused as a result of any use of or reliance on the information.