12 September 2014Insurance

M&A: A hive of activity

In an increasingly soft market, many re/insurers are turning to consolidation as a means to secure growth. As this trend continues, Rodney Bonnard, a partner at EY, explains to Intelligent Insurer the significance of this for the industry and how activity is varying between regions.

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