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Insurer sees ‘strong future demand’ for corporate legacy deals, says Andy Pinkes, global CEO of legacy insurance at R&Q.
Changes are afoot at R&Q as the insurer eyes a wealth of opportunities in the legacy market despite significant competition.
In a bid to get ahead of the pack, the insurer’s legacy arm is pursuing a new direction with its recent acquisition of MSA Safety (MSA), part of a deal secured with a newly formed joint venture, as well as the ongoing transition of its operating model to a fee-based business.
The MSA deal opens up access to a pipeline of new market opportunities, the insurer said, while changes to its operating model mean R&Q will earn fees for managing legacy reserves and assets.
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