All M&A articles – Page 26
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NewsWestinsure ‘business as usual’ if Ink takeover goes ahead
Westinsure will retain name and be kept separate from Ink's operations
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Online onlyBrit rated ‘underperform’ on Apollo deal doubts
Jefferies analysts say acquisition has 50% chance of completion
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Online onlyLegal investor seeks UK claims targets
Juridica appoints Thomas Miller to conduct due dilligence
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NewsRBS mulls Part VII transfer to prepare for Solvency II
Transfer is one possible option as part of restructuring of insurance division
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NewsCooper Gay thinking bigger after Swett & Crawford purchase
Broking group will focus on UK business and emerging markets, not more acquisitions, chief exec says
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News AnalysisDeals round-up: Cautious optimism for M&A results in first half of 2010
Upward trend in deals under £40m continues with fourth consecutive rise in volumes and values
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NewsCanopius snaps up KGM in ‘tactical’ move
Chairman Watson hopes motor specialist will help it achieve underwriting profitability
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NewsBrit tests Apollo’s will with latest bid rejection
Analysts say reports of Apollo frustration should push Brit to make a deal
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Online onlyCCV buys Newcastle broker Bishop Skinner
CCV's fifth acquisition of 2010 expands its GWP to £250m
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Online onlyBrit to reject revised Apollo bid
Brit willing to consider increased offer after turning down £10.50 a share
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Online onlyFortis buys Kwik-Fit Insurance
£215m price tag adds 600,000 customers with 1.2m policies
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NewsProperty liabilities sink Halliwells as buyers step in
Administrator BDO Stoy Hayward is discussing sale with several other law firms
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NewsAXA’s Resolution sale could affect other units, analyst warns
The insurer insists it is fully committed to growing its UK businesses
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NewsTHB Group hires Deloitte to search for suitable acquisitions
Profits are up and broker is 'looking for results'
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NewsKwik-Fit pushes up profits to £9.9m
Speculation continues over possible sale of the broker to Fortis
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Online onlyAXA’s life sale could hit economies of scale
Remaining units may suffer from divestiture
