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Mergers & acquisitions (M&A)

JLT merges Spanish arm with local giant

JLT is to combine its existing Spanish retail broking business JLT-SIACI Espana SL with the business of March - Unipsa Correduria de Seguros, SAU (Unipsa), the fourth largest commercial insurance broker in Spain and a subsidiary of Banca March, to form…

Acquisition-hungry Beazley still in profit

Lloyd’s insurer Beazley reported a profit of $62.7m, down 75%, despite catastrophe losses and said it had a war chest of more than $400m to buy Hardy, other Lloyd’s businesses or European insurers struggling with solvency II.

Duke Street snaps up 'significant stake' in Parabis

Duke Street bosses have credited an “opportunity to invest in a fast growing, dynamic and fragmented sector” as reason behind its purchase of a “significant stake” in legal and claims management firm Parabis Group.

Japanese insurance giant plots merger

NKSJ Holdings, Japan's third-largest general insurer, is planning to merge its two main units, Sompo Japan and Nipponkoa Insurance, according to report.

Whittington London market deal done

The consortium of Tawa, Skuld, and Paraline Group, has completed the acquisition of Whittington Insurance Markets, the London-market operations of Whittington Group.

THB’s Murphy heralds AmWINS deal

AmWINS takeover of the THB Group has been completed with Frank Murphy, chief executive of THB Group, becoming CEO of the AmWINS international division too.

Mergers & Acquisitions: Bucking the trend

As the market weighs up the value of assets such as Groupama and Brit’s UK arms, deal making by insurers appears to be buoyant, especially when compared to other 
industry sectors. But is 
this a trend that is 
set to continue?

Ironshore names Aon’s Cheung for M&A

Ironshore has announced that Katherine Cheung has joined the mergers & acquisitions division as underwriter and solicitor of its Lloyd’s Pembroke Syndicate 4000.

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