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4 April 2019Insurance

Why re/insurers should fear the rise of activist investors

There are some chief execs right now taking a pretty good look at their own affairs in terms of how they spend company funds. I have also heard of a number of companies asking their investor relations teams for a thorough analysis of peer-related performance.

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