Mergers & acquisitions
Mergers & acquisitions
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How might IFRS 17 change European insurance M&A?
While we don’t expect IFRS 17 to fundamentally change insurance mergers and acquisitions in the short term, European insurers will likely increasingly focus on results over time.
Could legacy long-term care (LTC) blocks be the next wave of M&A deals?
Could legacy long-term care (LTC) blocks of business be the next wave of mergers and acquisitions, following the path of fixed-deferred annuities (FDAs)?
Global Life and Health Insurance M&A in 2022 and beyond
In 2022, life and health insurance transaction activity was down sharply. Our research points to the likely causes and projects the landscape for future mergers and acquisitions.
Getting the best from buy-side opportunities
Success in mergers and acquisitions (M&A) often requires the potential acquirer to identify opportunities....
Strategies for self-insurers managing workers’ comp and liability risk during an acquisition
Acquiring a new business presents challenges for chief risk officers (CROs) and other risk professionals, especially when combining self-insured or large deductible insurance programs.
Life and Health Insurance M&A in 2021 and beyond
We review the M&A worldwide for life and health insurers in 2021, and an outlook for 2022 and beyond.
For M&A professionals, quantifying cyber risk is key
A significant benefit of a cyber risk assessment during M&A due diligence is that it presents the broadest view of how to value the cyber risk of a target company, while at the same time taking into account that company's current insurance protections.
Shining new light on European insurance M&A
In this article, we illustrate the sorts of analyses which are possible by looking at a sample of 24 transactions in Europe over the last couple of years across a wide range of EU markets.
A valuation methodology for M&A transactions
The Solvency II Appraisal Value (SII-AV) provides a workable methodology for use in M&A transactions, which is aligned with the way that investors generally view potential target companies.
