Allstate's agreement to buy InfoArmor is one that other providers of auto insurance may want to pay attention to
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Allstate's agreement to buy InfoArmor is one that other providers of auto insurance may want to pay attention to

Anthony Baldo
29 August 2018
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As M&A deals go in the insurance industry this year, Allstate’s decision to buy InfoArmor for $525mn in cash won’t go down as a bellwether deal.

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