Insurer News – Page 563
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News AnalysisBargain hunt
As the market pulls itself together again, the mood is switching back to mergers and acquisitions. But while prices have come tumbling down since 2006/07, it’s likely to be a less frenetic picture this time around
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NewsInsurer Hardy gets set for Solvency II with £3m budget
Lloyd's warns that 2012 deadline is 'not that far away'
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NewsIAG and Markerstudy linked to Provident buy-out battle
Provident unlikely to reach £170m price that owner GMAC paid in 2007
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People & OpinionLeader: Ignore the rumours and hear the message
Getting caught up in the Aviva speculation risks missing what's really important
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NewsAviva boss gives Deakin full rein on commissions
McMillan describes Comet deal as a ‘fantastic start’ for newly launched corporate risks division
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Online onlyMMA relaunches broker website
New face for MMA's broker e-trading facility Broker Online
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Online onlyOn the QT: The ego has landed
Sid questions the whereabouts of some senior faces and contemplates a clash of Scots
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Online onlyIan Powell appointed Brit's new CIO
Insurer Brit creates new chief information officer role
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Online onlyChris Blackham makes comeback with Howden
Layton Blackham founder accepts non-exec role with broker
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Groupama creates new commercial underwriting role
Dawn Dillaway moves from Arista to Groupama
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Online onlyGiles swoops for team from start-up broker BrightStar
Team, including John McLaren-Stewart, to launch new corporate & financial risks division
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Online onlyFSA hikes annual funding by almost 10%
FSA confirms increase in annual funding requirement for 2010/11
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Online onlyChaucer swoops for Groupama's former e-commerce boss
Ken Hutchinson arrives at Lloyd's insurer Chaucer
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Online onlyLV Broker nabs Arista underwritier
Shannon Loughlin becomes commercial underwriter at LV
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Online onlyEsure MBO boosted by £30m Electra cash
Private equity firm buys £30m stake as part of Peter Wood's Lloyds buyout
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Online onlyMoJ confirms manslaughter publicity order
New law could mean firms are made to publicise details of its conviction and sentence
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