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  • The stock price movements of Aon and Willis Towers Watson since their mega-merger was announced suggests investors are proceeding with caution ahead of possible shareholder and regulatory opposition.
  • The deal has both sound financial and strategic rationale. But is it a fair deal? Not exactly.
  • Aspen and Argo hang over the Bermuda market, offering a parable of potential consequences for the remaining Bermuda “independents” in a make-or-break year.
  • The takeaways from CIAB's Q4 survey were continued rate increases in line with market intelligence from companies.
  • Following decades of significant market share growth, Progressive faces increasingly cost-efficient competition from large carriers, while its new TAM places the firm in a competitive agency channels.
  • Last week, the global spread of the coronavirus spooked investors, causing a sharp drop in risk assets globally.
  • Warren Buffett’s conglomerate reported ludicrous headline net earnings, but with a less healthy story in insurance with lower favorable development and notable deterioration of results at Geico.
  • Brokers fired on all cylinders as the group outpaced historical averages on all key performance metrics, largely driven by P&C operations, but the sailing has not been equally smooth for everyone.
  • Coming into 2019, with margins reaching cyclical highs, and pricing still elevated, the dynamic in auto changed on a dime.
  • On Friday Aon reported earnings with its highest organic growth in 15-years . The blowout report gave a point of contrast on two roads that diverged in large-cap broking.