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  • Insurance giant makes a £4.3bn bet on the future of Brexit Britain, Uni-leaving doesn’t make sense, and Macron’s not one to mince words

    September 21, 2018

      The news that US insurance giant Marsh and McLennan has swooped on British rival Jardine Lloyd Thompson in a shock £4.3bn move sparked a lot of City chatter about the future of the sector. Will other US firms look to snap up UK rivals as they eye expansion? As one Lloyd’s veteran put it [...]

  • Rothesay Life the frontrunner to acquire £900m Government mortgage portfolio

    September 20, 2018

    British insurance giant Rothesay Life is the frontrunner to acquire a £900m mortgage portfolio from the Government, it has been reported.  Rothesay will buy the equity release mortgages from UK Asset Resolution (UKAR), according to Sky News.  Read more: What effect did the financial crash have on UK property? The news comes six months after Rothesay Life acquired [...]

  • Lloyds Banking Group reportedly plans to set up insurance subsidiary in Luxembourg

    September 20, 2018

    Lloyds Banking Group will reportedly set up a subsidiary in Luxembourg to allow it to serve life insurance customers in the EU after Brexit. The firm has had initial discussions with regulators in Luxembourg on securing a licence for a subsidiary, Reuters reported. The Scottish Widows brand, which Lloyds TSB bought exactly 17 years before [...]

  • Over-50s holiday and insurance company Saga hires new finance boss from Zurich

    September 20, 2018

    Saga has ended its six-month search for a chief financial officer with the hire of James Quin from Zurich. Quin, who will join on 1 January, will become Saga’s chief financial officer (CFO) and executive director. He joined Zurich in 2013 from PwC and prior to that was a managing director at Citi where he [...]

  • Marsh & McLennan buys insurer Jardine Lloyd Thompson for £4.3bn

    September 18, 2018

    New York-headquartered Marsh & McLennan has agreed to buy UK insurance broker Jardine Lloyd Thompson (JLT) today in a £4.3bn deal. Shares in FTSE 250 listed JLT soared by more than 30 per cent following the announcement this morning. Marsh has offered £19.15 in cash for each JLT share, valuing the business at £4.9bn. Read [...]

  • Nestle to flog off insurance unit Gerber Life in $1.55bn deal

    September 18, 2018

    Nestle has agreed a deal to sell its Gerber Life Insurance unit to insurer Western & Southern Financial for $1.55bn (£1.2bn).  The food giant, which has seen sales slide as consumers shift towards healthier foods, had been looking at offloading underperforming brands in its portfolio, and plans to buy and launch new products to address the [...]

  • London insurer Thomas Miller piles on sail with Hamburg acquisition

    September 17, 2018

    London-headquartered insurance company Thomas Miller has acquired specialist German shipping, trade and transport insurance specialist Zeller Associates. Thomas Miller, which is based on Fenchurch Street in the heart of London’s insurance quarter, announced today it had agreed to purchase the managing general agency and insurance services operations of Zeller for an undisclosed sum. Read more: Hurricane [...]

  • Social care funding crisis could be solved by new pensions-style payments, says health secretary

    September 17, 2018

    A social care insurance scheme is being considered by the Conservatives to help tackle the crisis in elderly health provision. The scheme, first revealed by City A.M. in July, would see workers paying in to a dedicated national care fund to help cover the growing cost of social care. Read more: The government has a [...]

  • Every man’s office is his castle: Chris Morling tells us about the time his business unintentionally spread fake news

    September 17, 2018

      What kind of boss decides to buy a castle and use it as an office? Apparently, a boss like Money.co.uk founder Chris Morling. While some might presume that purchasing a castle is merely a grandiose way of making a statement, Morling is far from a show-off. In truth, the idea started out as a [...]

  • US insurance sector could take $20bn in losses from Hurricane Florence

    September 13, 2018

    Hurricane Florence could cost the insurance industry more than $20bn (£15.33bn) as millions of people and businesses begin evacuating from the east coast of the US. The storm could hit North and South Carolina later today and cause devastation along the coastline. Catastrophe risk modelling company, Risk Management Solutions, said the category 4 storm could cause [...]

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