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Mergers & acquisitions (M&A)

Your say: Thinking small

I enjoyed the article about the ‘historic’ merger between the 
British Insurance Brokers’ Association and Institute of Insurance Brokers but was a little disappointed that the only broker reaction published came from Stuart Reid, Jon Morrell and Phillip…

AmWINS agrees THB deal

AmWINS Group is to take over the THB Group with an accepted bid of 80.55 pence per share making it worth about £29m.

TIP buys Rhodes Wood Risk Services

Yorkshire broker The Insurance Partnership has expanded its presence in the West Midlands with the acquisition of Wolverhampton-based Rhodes Wood Risk Services.

Guest blog: GCC markets and the 2012 Crystal Ball

While The Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf markets, or GCC as they are known, return to a semblance of what was pre-financial crisis normality as they knew it, the race to write more for less will certainly continue.

Hyperion completes acquisition

Howden Broking Group, the broking subsidiary of Hyperion Insurance Group, has completed the acquisition of the insurance operations of Accette Insurance Group in Hong Kong, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, and the Philippines.

Editor's comment: Offering a united front

Despite the speculation that the British Insurance Brokers’ Association may revert to its former name Biiba – the extra ‘i’ once standing for investment — following its merger with the Institute of Insurance Brokers, it has now been revealed that the…

Merged trade bodies to fight for

A campaign to secure a more cost-effective regulatory environment for thousands of brokers will form the basis of the “historic” merger between the British Insurance Brokers’ Association and the Institute of Insurance Brokers.

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