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He launched the broker’s transactional risk unit in Chicago and previously led two MGAs in the space.
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As yet, the European Commission (EC) has not produced a formal State of Objections to Aon's proposed takeover of Willis Towers Watson following the Phase II competition probe it began in December.
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According to the Capitol Form, antitrust regulators will consider the deal's impact on the world’s fourth largest insurance broker AJ Gallagher
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Surprisingly, beyond the InsurTech names, changes in short interest were somewhat muted for the broader P&C sector.
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The survey finds rate rises were most pronounced for excess liability and D&O business.
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Willis Re executives said Aon takeover was "was not good for clients".
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EU antitrust regulators will warn Aon that its $30bn bid to acquire Willis Towers Watson may hurt competition in the broking marketplace, according to a Reuters report.
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The spread is currently the second-largest among pending M&A, with a target firm value of at least $5bn.
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United Airlines’ all-risks policy could face liability claims, while the Pratt & Whitney policy could see a partial grounding claim.
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The payment last month brings to end 15 lawsuits against the broker over the collapse of the financial group in 2009.
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The merger may cause price increases or reduced service levels for major insurance buyers.
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Event definitions were also tightened at renewals, the broker said.
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