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Evaluating company culture is one of several ways to mitigate M&A risk, according to brokers.
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Marsh & McLennan Companies’ Glaser joined Willis Towers Watson’s Haley and Acrisure’s Williams in promoting broking’s bullish future prospects.
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The broker also establishes a growth board to support organic innovation.
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Increasingly interconnected risks call for a more collaborative approach, Airmic panellists say.
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The GB corporate broking chief cites nationalism as the most worrying trend.
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The Axa XL-led placement could still escape a claim if it is determined there was no physical trigger for the loss.
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The companies aim to improve specialty reinsurance cover using Internet of Things data.
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This publication highlights four major industry trends to come out of the Willis Towers Watson quarterly InsurTech Briefing.
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The P&C segment also attracts the highest number of transactions ever.
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Investors remain committed to the insurance-linked securities market even if first-quarter issuance has dropped dramatically.
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Willis Towers Watson misses the EPS consensus by 1.3 percent as it reports 5 percent organic growth with higher margins in the first quarter.
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