Distribution Network
Chubb Life distribution network in New Zealand
15 New Zealand Financial Advice Providers list Chubb Life on their public product panel, collectively employing 331+ registered financial advisers. Data current as of 2026-07-26.
Name variants in the source data: Chubb Life, CHUBB Life.
FAPs distributing Chubb Life
Sorted by adviser count. Click a FAP to see their full Public Disclosure Statement mirror.
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“Enva Financial Limited have chosen to work with the following personal risk insurers: - Accuro - AIA - Chubb Life - Fidelity Life - NIB - Partners Life - Southern Cross” — Enva Financial Limited's PDS dated 2026-05-24 · source
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“**Life and Health Insurance Providers:** AIA, NIB, Chubb Life, Partners Life, Fidelity Life, Asteron Life - **KiwiSaver Providers:** NZ Funds, Generate, Milford, Pathfinder, ANZ, Booster - **Fire & General Providers:** Blanket, AON” — Invicta Financial Limited's PDS dated 2026-05-18 · source
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“Eliteinsure have chosen to work with the following personal risk and medical insurers: - AIA - Asteron Life - Chubb Life - Fidelity Life - NIB - Partners Life - Southern Cross” — Eliteinsure Limited's PDS dated 2026-05-24 · source
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“For insurance products it works with the following suppliers – AIA, Asteron Life Limited, Chubb Life, Fidelity Life Assurance Company Limited, Partners Life, NIB and Unimed. - For KiwiSaver we have preferred supplier arrangements with – AMP, ANZ Investments, Booster, Fisher Funds…” — Shaw And Partners Financial Services Limited's PDS dated 2026-05-18 · source
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“ANZ, ASB, BNZ, Westpac, Go Home Loans (formerly Sovereign Home Loans), The Co-operative Bank, TSB, DBR Finance, Avanti Finance, SBS, Resimac, Liberty Finance, Asset Finance, Basecorp, Goldband Finance, Prospa, Select Finance, Bluestone, First Mortgage Trust, ASAP Finance, Unity (…” — Visavis Financial Limited's PDS dated 2026-05-23 · source
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“For life insurance, we work with the following companies, American International Assurance (AIA), Asteron Life, Chubb Life, Fidelity Life, Partners Life and Resolution Life. For health insurance, we work with nib Health, Southern Cross Healthcare, AIA Life.” — Spratt Financial Services 2004 Limited's PDS dated 2026-05-18 · source
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“Risk Insurance** | • AIA.<br>• Asteron Life.<br>• Chubb Life.<br>• Fidelity Life.<br>• Partners Life.<br>• Resolution Life. (ex AMP)” — Zest 2008 Limited's PDS dated 2026-05-18 · source
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“ANZ - ASAP Property Finance - ASB - Asset Finance - Avanti Finance - Bank of China - Base Corp Finance - Bizcap - BNZ - First Mortgage Trust - Funding Partners - Heartland Bank (Open 4 Business and Senior Finance) - Kiwibank - Liberty Finance - Lock Finance - NBS - Pepper Money -…” — Mortgage Mart (nz) Limited's PDS dated 2026-05-18 · source
What "distribution" means here
Under New Zealand's Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013, every Financial Advice Provider (FAP) must publish a Public Disclosure Statement under section 431 covering — among other things — the product providers they are appointed to distribute. FinanceAdvisersNZ mirrors these PDSes and parses the product-panel section into structured data so that comparison across FAPs becomes possible.
Being on a FAP's product panel does not mean the FAP exclusively recommends that provider — most FAPs distribute a small set of providers per product category and recommend within that set based on client suitability. It does mean the FAP has a commercial arrangement (commission, share of fees, or other consideration) with the provider that consumers should understand before engaging.
How to use this page
If you want a New Zealand financial adviser who can advise on Chubb Life products, this list narrows your choice to 15 FAPs. Click through to a FAP's profile page to read their full disclosure statement, see fee structure, and view conflict-of-interest disclosures before making contact.
If you want the opposite question — "what products does my adviser's FAP distribute?" — go to your adviser's profile and read the Distribution Panel section.
Methodology, freshness, and limits
- Source: Mirror of FAP Public Disclosure Statements filed under FMC Act 2013 s431. We are not the publisher of any PDS — we mirror what each FAP has made public.
- Extraction: Product-provider names are extracted from PDS markdown by Claude (LLM-extracted, confidence tier C). For original wording, refer to each FAP's own publication via the FSPR register entry linked from their profile page.
- Coverage: FinanceAdvisersNZ currently has PDS data on file for ~51 of ~521 NZ FAPs (10%). Coverage grows as we ingest more PDSes. A FAP not listed here may still distribute Chubb Life — we simply do not yet have their PDS in our corpus.
- Freshness: PDS data is re-checked quarterly. Each FAP profile page shows the version date of the PDS we have on file.
- Name normalisation: We do not currently normalise product-provider name variants (e.g. "ASB Bank" vs "ASB"). Future data-quality pass will collapse variants.
For NZ FAPs
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For data partners + B2B intelligence buyers
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Machine-readable data + related queries
- MCP query: Send
get_network_edges(edge_type='fap_to_product_provider', to_id='Chubb Life')to /mcp via JSON-RPC 2.0 - FAP register check: Look up any listed FAP by FSP number at the Financial Service Providers Register (authoritative source)
- Other adviser networks: view all distribution networks
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