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FSA approves Haverford’s Omega bid

Haverford (Bermuda) has secured approval from the UK Financial Services Authority for its proposed acquisition of up to 25% of troubled Lloyd’s insurer Omega.

Arab Spring: A little bit of politics

The recent uprisings in the Middle East and North Africa have underlined 
the narrowness of terrorism policies — but have insureds woken up to the more comprehensive benefits of political 
violence cover?

Canopius says Omega deal has backing

Canopius has said that it expects to complete its due diligence following its 83p a share proposed bid for Omega by 30 September 2011.

Barbican in Omega merger proposal

Barbican Insurance has dangled an 84p a share offer for 60 million (24.57%) of Omega shares, if Omega shareholders agree to take over Barbican.

Market moves: All change at the trade bodies

With insurer moves slower than last week, this week has seen a number of changes among the trade bodies, with the Chartered Institute of Loss Adjusters, the |British Insurance Brokers’ Association and Federation of European Risk Management Associations…

Barbican to bid for Omega

Barbican Insurance has refused to comment on rumours that it will make a takeover bid for Omega.

Mark Byrne to take over at Omega

Bermuda insurer Haverford is to take a 25% stake in troubled Lloyd’s insurer Omega Insurance Holdings, with Haverford boss Mark Byrne taking the Omega chairman’s role.

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