Swiss Re: M&A in insurance: start of a new wave?
May 21 2015
Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) tend to come in waves. After declining sharply in the wake of the financial crisis, overall M&A activity in the insurance sector has been relatively low in recent years and has only just started to increase. Surveys also suggest sentiment towards M&A is turning as insurers look for ways to deploy excess capital, boost or diversify revenue growth, build scale and ultimately bolster profitability in the face of ongoing economic headwinds.
Swiss Re
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Willis Towers Watson: 2019 Asia Market Report
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Allianz Life | Reaching for excellence through empowering people
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WTW | Navigating a complex world with endless possibilities
Living with rising uncertainty from new and emerging risks can be turned into strategic opportunities for businesses.
