1 February 2013Insurance

EXCLUSIVE: 2012 insurance M&A value at 9-year low

The value of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) within the insurance sector globally dropped to its lowest level in 2012 since 2004, according to figures from industry data provider Dealogic. But the total number of deals done remained healthy suggesting a depression in valuations in the industry.

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EXCLUSIVE: 2012 insurance M&A value at 9-year low

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