19 October 2015Insurance

Charles Taylor transfers run-off units to Berkshire Hathaway

Charles Taylor, a provider of professional services to the insurance market, has announced that its subsidiaries Cardrow Insurance and Beech Hill Insurance, which are non-life insurance companies in run-off, have entered agreements to transfer their insurance businesses to Tenecom, a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway.

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