Mergers and Acquisitions
Amid continued high levels of consolidation in the sector, keeping on top of who is doing what and where has never been more important for the insurance industry.
The database tracks takeovers since 2010 in a searchable format, allowing you to track what your rivals are doing and chart the expansion or withdrawal plans of peers within sectors and by region.
You can find out who has been acquiring in Latin America, how many deals a particular company has made this year, all non-life transactions above a certain size in a particular area or who the biggest sellers are in the international/reinsurance market.
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Disclaimer: Deals under $100m are omitted from the above graphs
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Latest From Mergers and Acquisitions
ProAssurance to buy NorCal; Q4 losses double
Deal will create the US's third-largest med-mal insurance provider
Willis Towers Watson puts Miller up for sale
‘Now is the appropriate time to consider next steps for Miller,’ spokesperson says
Global insurance M&A at a four-year high
Sector activity up 10% in 2019
Covéa likely to leave PartnerRe ‘unchanged’ after deal: Moody’s
Covéa likely to leave PartnerRe’s strategy and management largely unchanged, rating agency says
Capital models can play a central role in driving business strategy
Economic capital models, which are mainly used by insurers to calculate regulatory capital requirements, can also be an effective tool to navigate the challenges of the current market environment
ID Comment Integrating Covéa and PartnerRe could be a huge challenge
A limited track record of success for such combinations, combined with significant cultural differences, could prove problematic
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