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BP Marsh to cut Besso stake
BP Marsh is set to sell 4% of its stake in Besso just two months after increasing its shareholding in the Lloyd's broker.
Lloyd's/London |
01 Jun 2011 
Besso management buys out Union Hamilton shares
Besso has insisted it is business as usual at the firm, after its management completed a shareholding purchase worth almost £3m.
Broker |
06 Apr 2011
Wells Fargo sells Besso stake
US insurance firm Wells Fargo has relinquished its stake in Lloyd broker Besso.
Broker |
01 Apr 2011
Besso wins Ecuador hydro-electric dam broker contract
Besso has been named as the broker on a $2bn (£1.2bn) project to construct a hydro-electric dam in Ecuador.
Broker |
16 Mar 2011
Wells Fargo plans sale of 37% stake in Besso
Wells Fargo is seeking a buyer for its stake in Lloyd's broker Besso.
Broker |
14 Dec 2010
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